Raceoptics 7215 And 10203c Tearoffs Race Car Imca on 2040-parts.com
Hoffman, Minnesota, United States
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2 new unopened packs of raceoptics 7215 speed stack7 tearoffs and one opened but all are still there pack of 10203c tearoffs. The 7215 are supposed to fit Bieffe model helmets and the 10203 fit Simpson matrix, sx, jr shark, hjc Auto. They have been in my trailer for a while and no one up here uses these anymore.
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