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Cat Diecast 24M Motor Grader 85264C


Mining Truck

Core Classic Cat 24M Motor Grader - 1:50 scale highly detailed diecast model replica featuring realistic paint and decals, fully adjustable blade, articulated front frame, articulated rear axels, moveable ripper, steering front wheels and authentic rolling wheels and rubber tyres. Item dimensions are 33.02cm x 11.43cm x 9.53cm. This is a brand new item in original unopened card display box and is guaranteed to be an official Caterpillar licensed product. Beware of counterfeits shipping from China. Catmodels have a range of over 160 current and most of the recently discontinued Caterpillar scale models in stock. We only buy from the Authorised Caterpillar scale model distributor and we warrant every item to be genuine originals, brand new and in perfect condition. All orders are shipped within 24 hours from our Australian warehouse. Items received broken or damaged and reported within 7 days of arrival will be replaced at no charge. Adult collectable designed for ages 14+

Core Classic Cat 24M Motor Grader
33.02cm x 11.43cm x 9.53cm.
Cat models have a range of over 160
We only buy from the Authorised Caterpillar scale
distributor and we warrant every
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