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Greenlight 1/64 1968 Chevy Nova SS Bill Jenkins Grumpy Toys Bill Jenkins / Ed Hedrick Steering Accurate scale outline and appearance Slipper Clutch Parts
Greenlight 1/64 1968 Chevy Nova SS Bill Jenkins Grumpy Toys Bill Jenkins / Ed Hedrick Steering Accurate scale outline and appearance Slipper Clutch Parts
Greenlight 1/64 1968 Chevy Nova SS Bill Jenkins Grumpy Toys Bill Jenkins / Ed Hedrick Steering Accurate scale outline and appearance Slipper Clutch Parts
Greenlight 1/64 1968 Chevy Nova SS Bill Jenkins Grumpy Toys Bill Jenkins / Ed Hedrick Steering Accurate scale outline and appearance Slipper Clutch Parts
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Greenlight 1/64 1968 Chevy Nova SS Bill Jenkins Grumpy Toys Bill Jenkins / Ed Hedrick Steering Accurate scale outline and appearance Slipper Clutch Parts

SKU: 46899397961
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Greenlight 1 64 1968 Chevy Nova SS Bill Jenkins Grumpy Toys Bill Jenkins Ed Hedrick Steering Accurate scale outline and appearance Slipper Clutch Parts Accurate scale outline and appearance The technical specifications are identical to those of the standard model D 365 Old Smoky" the machine as a stationary steam engine this model is a must have for collectors seeking an exceptional display item 25 inches in width

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