Sparco Martini MS-4 Mechanics Suit (Size: X-Large, Blue) Color_White/Black The Simpson Hightop Nomex Racing

Name: Sparco Martini MS-4 Mechanics Suit (Size: X-Large, Blue) Color_White/Black The Simpson Hightop Nomex Racing
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 95714896857
Price: 132.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.580500000000001 (29 reviews)

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Sparco Martini MS 4 Mechanics Suit (Size: X Large, Blue) Color_White Black The Simpson Hightop Nomex Racing The Simpson Hightop Nomex Racing Shoes deliver fire‑rated protection and serious traction in a classic high‑top design The gauge reads camber from +8° to 8° and caster from +12° to 4° all accurate to better then 1 4° Sparco and Martini Racing together again: the historic partnership that started in the 1980s World Rally Championship is reborn in the Sparco Heritage Collection The Sparco MS 4 mechanics coveralls suit is constructed from a polyester cotton blend for all day comfort

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