BMW M1 #2 H.J. Stuck lim. 300 pcs. Team Schnitzer - Sieger DRT Zolder 1982 - Minichamps 1:18 British Midland Ulster Rallye Renault Alpine A110 Turbo #9 der Firma Trofeu im S5536 Brabham BT62

Name: BMW M1 #2 H.J. Stuck lim. 300 pcs. Team Schnitzer - Sieger DRT Zolder 1982 - Minichamps 1:18 British Midland Ulster Rallye Renault Alpine A110 Turbo #9 der Firma Trofeu im S5536 Brabham BT62
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BMW M1 #2 H.J. Stuck lim. 300 pcs. Team Schnitzer Sieger DRT Zolder 1982 Minichamps 1:18 British Midland Ulster Rallye Renault Alpine A110 Turbo #9 der Firma Trofeu im S5536 Brabham BT62 Renault Alpine A110 Turbo #9 mit J Lotus 43 #22 Jim ClarkFahrer: Jim ClarkTeam: Scuderia Lotus RacingVeranstaltung: GP Italia 1966 in MonzaMaterial: Resin

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