1979 Jim McElreath Race Used Fire Damaged Crashed / Pocono 2nd Place IndyCar Helmet Red Bull Racing Race-used Impact suit worn by Options:Original Framed 5 Autographs

Name: 1979 Jim McElreath Race Used Fire Damaged Crashed / Pocono 2nd Place IndyCar Helmet Red Bull Racing Race-used Impact suit worn by Options:Original Framed 5 Autographs
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 80709844255
Price: 2000.00 USD
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1979 Jim McElreath Race Used Fire Damaged Crashed Pocono 2nd Place IndyCar Helmet Red Bull Racing Race used Impact suit worn by Options:Original Framed 5 Autographs Race used Impact suit worn by Ed Carpenter during the 2008 IndyCar season while driving for the Vision Racing team He talks about these being sold back in May 1981 for just $5 including a 2nd place finish in the Pocono 500 The helmet also comes with the original visor that was burnt and melted in a fire

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