Indycar Metalore Titanium Pit Socket Vaned Race Used Indy 500 Dallara Lola on 2040-parts.com
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Indycar Metalore Titanium Pit Socket Vaned Race Used . This is the high end titanium vaned socket, Metalore part number101337-2. This socket fits the 1 inch air guns. New price is 1500.00, save a thousand plus dollars, race used good condition. Buyer pays 9.95 shipping. Box #12 |
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