Snap On Snap-0n 2011 Cruz Pedregon Nhra Funny Car 1:24 Scale Cp6001/5 on 2040-parts.com
Huntsville, Alabama, United States
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New Cruz Pedregon 2011 NHRA die cast funny car. Item comes in the original box and packing papers. The outer box is sealed with original seals. Never opened. 1:24 scale. This is a Red and Black car. The black graphics on the car have the same grey and black pattern as on the box.
The picture of the opened box car is a stock internet photo just to give you an idea of the cars graphics. The body lifts up and the wheels turn. This die cast is amazingly detailed. Spark plug whiles, fuel lines and etc. |
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