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Carrera EVOLUTION 1/32 Lancia Beta Montecarlo Turbo No.24, 24h Daytona 1981 Slot Car [27836] Threaded Shocks The EZ-Peak Live Dual iD TLR342015
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Carrera EVOLUTION 1 32 Lancia Beta Montecarlo Turbo No.24, 24h Daytona 1981 Slot Car [27836] Threaded Shocks The EZ Peak Live Dual iD TLR342015 The EZ Peak Live Dual iD Charger takes all the advanced features of the EZ Peak Live and supercharges the power output to over 26 amps (200 watts) The vibrant orange color adds a touch of style to your transmitter This is a Carrera EVOLUTION 1 32 Lancia Beta Montecarlo Turbo No 24h Daytona 1981 Slot Car [27836]
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