OS Engines Silencer Set F6040, GF40, GF30 V1, GF30 II Zorro Brushed Trophy Truck - Upgrade Parts PRIMED FOR GRIME MODELS FEATUREDuplicated HPI-4791
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OS Engines Silencer Set F6040, GF40, GF30 V1, GF30 II Zorro Brushed Trophy Truck Upgrade Parts PRIMED FOR GRIME MODELS FEATUREDuplicated HPI 4791 PRIMED FOR GRIME MODELS FEATUREDuplicated look and feel of "In Service" equipmentFaded base colors matched to the prototypePerfect starting point for adding grime and rustMODEL FEATURES:Fully detailed full cushion underframeEra: early 1970s to present70 Ton roller bearing trucks with operating bearing capsTrucks with animated rotating bearing capsCoupler lift bars Use HPI part number 160793 to confirm the correct item for your model before ordering Engines replacement part Special order supplier lead time: 10–15 days
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