Bachmann 13409 HO 1860 - 1880 Coach - Durango & Silverton #270 Yankee Girl (Red) Rustler 4x4 VXL (67076-4) - Standard Parts Ideal for US military displays TLR342015

Name: Bachmann 13409 HO 1860 - 1880 Coach - Durango & Silverton #270 Yankee Girl (Red) Rustler 4x4 VXL (67076-4) - Standard Parts Ideal for US military displays TLR342015
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SKU: 93707921315
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Bachmann 13409 HO 1860 - 1880 Coach - Durango & Silverton #270 Yankee Girl (Red) Rustler 4x4 VXL (67076-4) - Standard Parts Ideal for US military displays TLR342015

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Bachmann 13409 HO 1860 1880 Coach Durango & Silverton #270 Yankee Girl (Red) Rustler 4x4 VXL (67076 4) Standard Parts Ideal for US military displays TLR342015 Ideal for US military displays and Cold War era dioramas 2 sets pkg This is the Bachmann 13409 HO Scale 1880 Coach Durango & Silverton #270 Yankee Girl (Red) With Duck Bill Roof

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