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Get Tamiya’s Mini 4WD Car Catcher and save your hands – protect your car!
This car catcher is made from a .75mm polypropylene plastic and folds into shape, tucking end pieces to help keep it together. It comes in black with a pink 30th Anniversary logo printed on the top.
Quick Stats
Product: Tamiya Mini 4WD 30th Anniversary Car Catcher
Part #: 95669
Chassis: n/a
Price: $5.00
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What We Like:
To be honest, we’ve only used one of these once. However, with the speeds our cars are starting to travel, this little guy would certainly save your fingertips when catching your car after a race.
What We’re Not Sure About:
Nothing. Fun, finger-saving product.
For more information, please visit: www.tamiyausa.com
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