Onyx Formula1 1:24 Collection Benetton 193a Riccardo Patrese on 2040-parts.com
Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States
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For the forrmula 1 enthusiast here's 1:24 Onyx F1Collection Benetton 193A Riccardo Patrese item is New never removed from box been in storage & box got damaged plastic had to be removed because of cracking allover but car is in good shape, one to add to your collection.
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