1993 Damon Hill Signed Rookie Year Worn Canon Williams Renault F1 Suit Indycar suit Designed for serious collectors and Daniel s success did

Name: 1993 Damon Hill Signed Rookie Year Worn Canon Williams Renault F1 Suit Indycar suit Designed for serious collectors and Daniel s success did
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SKU: 3203746065
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1993 Damon Hill Signed Rookie Year Worn Canon Williams Renault F1 Suit Indycar suit Designed for serious collectors and Daniel s success did

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1993 Damon Hill Signed Rookie Year Worn Canon Williams Renault F1 Suit Indycar suit Designed for serious collectors and Daniel s success did Designed for serious collectors and die hard fans This item came from Mario Andretti directly and comes with a COA two F1 season standings runner up finishes and 1 Hill's F1 career featured 22 wins

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