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2002 Alex Barron Race Used Blair Racing IndyCar Visor F1 World Champion Texas and Pocono races SKU 49718

Name: 2002 Alex Barron Race Used Blair Racing IndyCar Visor F1 World Champion Texas and Pocono races SKU 49718
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2002 Alex Barron Race Used Blair Racing IndyCar Visor F1 World Champion Texas and Pocono races SKU 49718

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2002 Alex Barron Race Used Blair Racing IndyCar Visor F1 World Champion Texas and Pocono races SKU 49718 Texas and Pocono races the home race for the native of the Indianapolis suburb of Noblesville Alex Barron used this visor while driving for Blair Racing during the 2002 season The visor comes with a Certificate of Authenticity

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