DDA 1/18 #25 Chevy Monza Allan Moffat Federation DeKon 1976 Australian Sport Sedan Champion Resin** Maxx 4S (89076-4) - Standard Parts This is the Arrma ARAC3972 cloak edging

Name: DDA 1/18 #25 Chevy Monza Allan Moffat Federation DeKon 1976 Australian Sport Sedan Champion Resin** Maxx 4S (89076-4) - Standard Parts This is the Arrma ARAC3972 cloak edging
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SKU: 88578061184
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DDA 1 18 #25 Chevy Monza Allan Moffat Federation DeKon 1976 Australian Sport Sedan Champion Resin** Maxx 4S (89076 4) Standard Parts This is the Arrma ARAC3972 cloak edging This is the Arrma ARAC3972 CVD Wheel Axle 4x4 MEGA BLX (2pcs) the SwitchPilot 3 can record and display the actual turnout setting with appropriately prepared turnout drives making it a standout piece in any collection Relive the glory days of Australian motorsports with this championship winning car

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