Harley '99 Road King - Red & Black - 1:18 - Series 6 on 2040-parts.com
Brick, New Jersey, US
This is an 1999 FLHR Road King Harley-Davidson 1/18 SCALE. The color is Red & Black. This is a LICENSED product for H-D made By Maisto Inc. This is Series 6. The box reads * Die-Cast Metal with Plastic Parts *Detailed Scale Replica *Working suspension. PayPal only please.I offer combined shipping discounts !!
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