(B&D) 1/64 2019 Ford F-350 Dually Muddy Version, Bigfoot #1 The Original Monster Truck, Greenlight Exclusive - Damaged Item, No Pack

(B&D) 1/64 2019 Ford F-350 Dually Muddy Version, Bigfoot #1 The Original Monster Truck, Greenlight Exclusive - Damaged Item, No Pack

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(B&D) 1/64 2019 Ford F-350 Dually Muddy Version, Bigfoot #1 The Original Monster Truck, Greenlight Exclusive - Damaged Item, No PackReduced in price Mirrors are bent or broken off. Damage not shown. Bent & Dent (B&D) items are sold as is and are not returnable or refundable Item is not in original manufacturer packaging 2019 Ford F 350 Dually Bigfoot #1 The Original Monster Truck Muddy Version decoration Greenlight Exclusive Manufacturer: Greenlight Collectibles Material: Diecast metal with rubber and plastic components Scale: 1 64 Approximate dimensions: 3. 25in L x 1. 25in W x

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