Proline 1/10 Dumont Front Paddle Rib 2.2inch/3.0inch mounted on Short Course 12mm Raid Wheels, 2pcs Losi Mini T 2.0 Parts This is a replacement Traxxas TLR342015

Name: Proline 1/10 Dumont Front Paddle Rib 2.2inch/3.0inch mounted on Short Course 12mm Raid Wheels, 2pcs Losi Mini T 2.0 Parts This is a replacement Traxxas TLR342015
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 30047244565
Price: 99.99 USD
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Proline 1/10 Dumont Front Paddle Rib 2.2inch/3.0inch mounted on Short Course 12mm Raid Wheels, 2pcs Losi Mini T 2.0 Parts This is a replacement Traxxas TLR342015

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Proline 1 10 Dumont Front Paddle Rib 2.2inch 3.0inch mounted on Short Course 12mm Raid Wheels, 2pcs Losi Mini T 2.0 Parts This is a replacement Traxxas TLR342015 This is a replacement Traxxas Rear X Maxx Shock Tower Charge at a rate of 1C (2) Closed Cell Foam Inserts (2) 6x30 to 12mm Hex Adapters (Slash® 2wd Front Offset)

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