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I have 2 sets of these for sale and I will not split them up. SCHROTH (http://www.schroth.com/) Safety Products are used by Holden Racing Team, Larry Perkins, Russell Ingall, Ford Tickford Racing. Sparco harnesses are made by SCROTH. So too the ones in the Renault F1 cars :P

- One Rallye Cross ASM, one Rallye 4 ASM.

- Full instructions, eyelet bolts included + boxes too :)

- Both bought at the same time (2 years ago) from www.gmpracingproducts.com.au

- One of them is a unique design which allows you to quick release the harness easily to allow passengers to get into the rear seat quickly without having to undo the harness.

- 2inch.

Some pics:

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Wrong pic (this one shown is a bolt in harness). I have the quick release version which uses eyelets so you can completely remove the harness easily at any time.

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In the car.

Specs:

4-Point Static harness belt.

The individual shoulder straps eliminate the separation buckle allowing either wrap mount installation to a harnessbar or bold mount to rear seat lap belt anchorages.

Shoulder and lap belts: 50mm (2") wide webbing.

Single push-button buckle for connection and release.

Clean condition, comes with full eyelets set. Not damaged at all in any way or form. In Sydney eastern suburbs. Can send them if I have to via. courier. You pay shipping though ($20). Asking $150 for the pair.

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Back up for sale. Sale dropped through because buyer changed his mind and wants to go 3inch.

To answer some PMs: No expiry date is set on these. I have no idea if they are FIA approved or not but I assume so as Garry Motorsports who sold them to me are race specialists.

Also. I have packed them all up and realised one eyelet bolt is missing. I called Revolution Racegear, they have heaps in stock for $10 each.

So price reduced to $140!

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