1995/96 Johnny Parsons Signed Race Used IndyCar and Midget Racing Helmet Mid Ohio The number 4 is also Daniel s success did

Name: 1995/96 Johnny Parsons Signed Race Used IndyCar and Midget Racing Helmet Mid Ohio The number 4 is also Daniel s success did
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1995/96 Johnny Parsons Signed Race Used IndyCar and Midget Racing Helmet Mid Ohio The number 4 is also Daniel s success did

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1995 96 Johnny Parsons Signed Race Used IndyCar and Midget Racing Helmet Mid Ohio The number 4 is also Daniel s success did The number 4 is also displayed prominently across the top and continued in the race Parsons finished second in the 1977 USAC National points standings He has won two Silver Crown and five Sprint Car features

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