Detail Master 1/25 Street Rod Gauges #1 Dm2300 Nip on 2040-parts.com
Pineville, Louisiana, United States
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These are new/old stock highly sought after DETAIL MASTER STREET ROD GAUGES KIT #1 in 1/25 scale from Precision Model Products part #DM2300. Highly detailed components including gauge face decal sheet. Great upgrade to any scale model of a race car.
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