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New Ultra Shield 16" 20 Degree Vs Halo Full Containment Seat -166200 on 2040-parts.com

US $459.95
Location:

Sarver, Pennsylvania, US

Sarver, Pennsylvania, US
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Ultra Shield 16" 20 Degree VS Halo Full Containment Seat -166200
  • .100" Grade 5052 aluminum construction
  • 20ยบ Layback
  • Reinforced head, shoulders and torso area
  • Compatible with HANS, Defnder and other head and neck restraints
  • Full or modular cover available in 5 colors
  • NOTE: Cover is not included

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