Porsche 908-2 #1 lim. 500 Stk. J. Siffert / B. Redman - Winner 1000km Nürburgring 1969 - Spark 1:43 Toyota Motorsport BMW 2002 Turbo (E20) Baujahr S8708

Name: Porsche 908-2 #1 lim. 500 Stk. J. Siffert / B. Redman - Winner 1000km Nürburgring 1969 - Spark 1:43 Toyota Motorsport BMW 2002 Turbo (E20) Baujahr S8708
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Porsche 908 2 #1 lim. 500 Stk. J. Siffert B. Redman Winner 1000km Nürburgring 1969 Spark 1:43 Toyota Motorsport BMW 2002 Turbo (E20) Baujahr S8708 BMW 2002 Turbo (E20) Baujahr 1972 in weiß der Firma Trofeu im Maßstab 1:43 von einemSaab 99 #2 mit Stig Blomquist Hans Sylvian1000 Lakes Rallye 1976 000km Nürburgring 1969Limitiert auf 750 Stk limitiertes Modell in ausgezeichneter und gewohnter Spark Qualität

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