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As with many pieces of racing memorabilia from this era theres no documentation accompanying this helmet, it has been seen by many of Barrys period contemporaries who have said they believe it to be original including his former Heron Suzuki team-mate, Steve Parrish who said The helmet looks very authentic, and I would have no reasons to say that this helmet is not a genuine article!
David also employed a lap steel slide (probably one of the Jedsons, blonde or red)
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