Simpson Crossover Racing Suit on 2040-parts.com
Los Angeles, California, United States
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Normally $600, these Simpson Race suits are SFI rated fire suits and brand new out of the box. Black/red with banded collar and straight leg cuffs. See Simpson Race Products website for specs. 1 x size XL and 1 x size Small available.
With purchase of racing comes free DJ Safety helmet support. See photos. |
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