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Powerhobby Axial SCX10 / SCX10-II RTR HD Steel Driveshafts / CVD Buggy Tires Through-truss bridge with blinking light
Powerhobby Axial SCX10 / SCX10-II RTR HD Steel Driveshafts / CVD Buggy Tires Through-truss bridge with blinking light
Powerhobby Axial SCX10 / SCX10-II RTR HD Steel Driveshafts / CVD Buggy Tires Through-truss bridge with blinking light
Powerhobby Axial SCX10 / SCX10-II RTR HD Steel Driveshafts / CVD Buggy Tires Through-truss bridge with blinking light
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Powerhobby Axial SCX10 / SCX10-II RTR HD Steel Driveshafts / CVD Buggy Tires Through-truss bridge with blinking light

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Powerhobby Axial SCX10 SCX10 II RTR HD Steel Driveshafts CVD Buggy Tires Through truss bridge with blinking light Through truss bridge with blinking light detail Available in blue and black anodized colors Driveshaft Set for 12 Features :

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