Nissan 370z Fairlady 1/43 Scale Blue High Quality Diecast By Ebbro 350z on 2040-parts.com
New Kensington, Pennsylvania, US
This listing is for the diecast pictured above. It is BRAND NEW and in original packaging - direct from the manufacturer - never touched by human hands - just released by Ebbro. If you want one, just click the BUY IT NOW tab - no biding required.
Get one while you still can - I still have a few left and in several colors!!! This is a very high quality 1/43 scale diecast. Made by Ebbro, it is approx 4" long with excellent detail and comes with a FREE acrylic display case.
How much is shipping?
I ship to any USA address including Alaska, HI and PR for $8.95, and that includes insurance. Each additional diecast costs only $4 more to ship. International shipping is $16 - sorry but the USPS increased overseas rates by over 30% since June 2007. Additional cars shipping overseas costs an extra $8 per diecast. Canadian customers pay only $9.95. Additional cars shipping overseas costs an extra $8 per diecast. Additional cars shipping to Canada costs an extra $4 per diecast
What form of payment do you accept?
I accept Paypal, or you can also call 412-882-3100 to make payment with a credit card, or if you have any questions. Thanks.
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