up for auction is one G-Force race harness (for one seat)- this is a cam lock, 6 point harness that was in a race car for five years which is the limit that you can use these to be legal in racing. They are still good for track events and auto cross just not an actual race event. They are over $200 new, well taken care of and as most race cars, only used briefly then removed. Happy bidding.
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Safety Belts & Harnesses for Sale
- Simpson arm restraints
- Schroth sr01324 rallye seatbelt harness hardware kit new
- Stroud cam lock quick release 5-point harness black simpson rci impact(US $49.99)
- Simpson seat belt used for roll bar type
- Racequip 6-point conversion belt 719011(US $9.95)
- Sparco seat belt harness with camlock and matching g-force harness
Range Rover Evoque about to go in to production in China – and maybe the new Land Rover Discovery Sport too
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Volcanic Ash – bad for your car’s paintwork
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