1979 Jim McElreath Race Used Fire Damaged Crashed / Pocono 2nd Place IndyCar Helmet Red Bull Racing before fireproof overalls SKU 54107

Name: 1979 Jim McElreath Race Used Fire Damaged Crashed / Pocono 2nd Place IndyCar Helmet Red Bull Racing before fireproof overalls SKU 54107
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SKU: 80709844255
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1979 Jim McElreath Race Used Fire Damaged Crashed Pocono 2nd Place IndyCar Helmet Red Bull Racing before fireproof overalls SKU 54107 before fireproof overalls This is a very unique and historical piece that is signed by the some of the biggest names in the sport's history The helmet is hand signed with black marker by McElreath and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity This helmet was heavily used by Jim McElreath throughout the 1979 USAC Championship car season

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