Scalextric C4550A James Bond Aston Martin DB5 - Goldfinger - 60th Anniversary Gold Edition Slot Car Motor Accessory For a #38 equivalent use TLR342015

Name: Scalextric C4550A James Bond Aston Martin DB5 - Goldfinger - 60th Anniversary Gold Edition Slot Car Motor Accessory For a #38 equivalent use TLR342015
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SKU: 34382882935
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Scalextric C4550A James Bond Aston Martin DB5 - Goldfinger - 60th Anniversary Gold Edition Slot Car Motor Accessory For a #38 equivalent use TLR342015

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Scalextric C4550A James Bond Aston Martin DB5 Goldfinger 60th Anniversary Gold Edition Slot Car Motor Accessory For a #38 equivalent use TLR342015 For a #38 equivalent use the #148 in a #252 Gearbox It is an ideal choice for indoor flyers License: Yes This is the Scalextric C4550A James Bond Aston Martin DB5 Goldfinger 60th Anniversary Gold Edition Slot Car

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