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Rear Drive Shafts 1/14 for Absima ABG171-039

Rear Drive Shafts 1/14 for Absima ABG171-039

PRODUCER: Absima

EAN: 4250650944582

SKU: ABS-ABG171-039

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24.00 zł
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Upgrade or replace rear drive shafts on your 1/14 scale remote-controlled Monster Trucks, Truggy Power, and Sand Buggy models with these Rear Drive Shafts designed for Absima ABG171-039. Compatible with various Absima models. Kit includes components as shown in the package. Ideal for RC enthusiasts.
Upgrade or replace rear drive shafts on your 1/14 scale remote-controlled Monster Trucks, Truggy Power, and Sand Buggy models with these Rear Drive Shafts designed for Absima ABG171-039. Compatible with various Absima models. Kit includes components as shown in the package. Ideal for RC enthusiasts.
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Rear Drive Shafts 1/14 for Absima ABG171-039. Compatible with various 1/14 scale remote-controlled Monster Trucks, Truggy Power, and Sand Buggy models by Absima. Includes components as shown in the package. Ideal for RC enthusiasts looking to upgrade or replace rear drive shafts on their vehicles.

Technical Specifications

Producer: Absima

ABS-ABG171-039

Description

Producer
Absima

Specific References

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4250650944582

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