1/16 Minneapolis Moline G550 Tractor with MFD by ERTL

1/16 Minneapolis Moline G550 Tractor with MFD by ERTL

Marsoni

M251S

$95.00

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1/16 Minneapolis Moline G550 Tractor with MFD by ERTLMinneapolis Moline G 550 toy tractor Wide front Steerable FWA front axle Diesel engine detail Made by ERTL Diecast metal with rubber tires on plastic rims Due to the age of this item, its manufacturer packaging may or may not have imperfections. Item package condition and design may vary from what is pictured. Regardless of package condition, item is new in box pack unless otherwise stated.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2021