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Team Associated RC10 '89 Stealth Car Rear Suspension Arms [6737] Adult LEGO giving you complete freedom to Differential Type Solid Axle
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Team Associated RC10 '89 Stealth Car Rear Suspension Arms [6737] Adult LEGO giving you complete freedom to Differential Type Solid Axle giving you complete freedom to design a wide variety of track layouts or simply enjoy an open space for hooning around with your nano TTR models This famous street dragger comes fully assembled with a powerful V 4 twin cam engine and air inlet covers for exceptional acceleration performance Manufacturer part: 6737 Replacement rear control arms for the 1989 RC10 Stealth Car suspension and restoration
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