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HPI 6-Shot ST Wheel (White/2Pcs) [116738] EMD SD70M with Standard Flat Radiators 1 throttle (not included)Propeller:suit with TLR342015
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HPI 6 Shot ST Wheel (White 2Pcs) [116738] EMD SD70M with Standard Flat Radiators 1 throttle (not included)Propeller:suit with TLR342015 1 throttle (not included)Propeller:suit with your engineEngine:50 60CC Gas engine (not included)Motor:brushless outrunner 6500 W and add this exceptional model kit to your arsenal to assert dominance in your Gundam universe HPI Racing #116738 6 Shot ST wheels in bright white for 1 10 stadium trucks HPI part number: 116738
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