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Kato 20-187 N 16.3"/15" 45-Degree Dbl Curve, Concrete Tie (2)
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- SKU:
- KAT20-187
- UPC:
- 4949727057347
- MPN:
- 20-187
- Weight:
- 0.40 LBS
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
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Kato |
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1:160 |
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Kato |
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Track & Accessories |
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Ready to Go/Pre-built |
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