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Team Associated RC10 4WD Front And Rear Shock Towers [6531] Zorro Brushed Trophy Truck - Standard Parts Inside the box you will TLR342015
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Team Associated RC10 4WD Front And Rear Shock Towers [6531] Zorro Brushed Trophy Truck Standard Parts Inside the box you will TLR342015 Inside the box you will also find a set of 38 Scout Squad tokens Majorette – Maersk transport vehicles (toy set) – 4 die cast model vehicles (MAN Truck Genuine Team Associated front and rear shock tower set for the RC10 4WD platform Replacement suspension mounting towers for repairs
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