Greenlight Collectibles
Greenlight Green Machine -Starsky and Hutch 1976 Ford Gran Torino Dirty Version
Description
44855-F Greenlight Green Machine - Precision Diecast Collectible
Features
Features
- Accurate to Scale Diecast Metal Body & Chassis
- Detailed Interior
- Individual Chrome Parts & Details
- Smooth Rolling Rubber Tires
- Authentic Paint & Graphics
- Non-Steering Front Wheels
- Officially Licensed Collectible Diecast
- Arrives in Starsky & Hutch Licensed Packaging
Warning: Choking Hazard - Small Parts
Not for children under 8
Not for children under 8
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