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Mazda RX-7 Custom Hot Wheels – Blue Greddy, 4-Spoke Wheels

$14.95

Blue Greddy Mazda RX-7 with gray-and-chrome wheelsGray-and-chrome 4-spoke wheels are paired with blue Greddy livery on this Mazda RX-7 custom Hot Wheels. Rubber tires are fitted to the finished car. Build detailsOriginal toy brand: Hot Wheels...

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Blue Greddy Mazda RX-7 with gray-and-chrome wheels

Gray-and-chrome 4-spoke wheels are paired with blue Greddy livery on this Mazda RX-7 custom Hot Wheels. Rubber tires are fitted to the finished car.

Build details

  • Original toy brand: Hot Wheels
  • Customizer: Muncle Mikes
  • Casting: Mazda RX-7
  • Vehicle maker: Mazda
  • Body color: Blue
  • Graphics / livery: Greddy
  • Wheels: Gray and chrome 4-spoke wheels
  • Tires: Rubber

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