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Tamiya has added a pair of front and rear stays to their Mini 4WD lineup. These are made from silver carbon and have blue printing on them to commemorate the 30th Anniversary of the Fully Cowled Mini 4WD.
Both come with mounting hardware and will fit any Mini 4WD vehicle.
Quick Stats
Product: Tamiya Silver Carbon 30th Anniversary Stays
Part #: 95674 (Front), 95675 (Rear)
Chassis: Any Chassis
Price: $TBA
BUY NOW: Front – https://bit.ly/3VwtKYc, Rear – https://bit.ly/3ySgEf6
What We Like:
We love simple little commemorative parts like this. Not only do they look great, they make great collectors items for your current or shelf queen cars.
What We’re Not Sure About:
While the silver looks great, the blue is a little hard to read on it.
For more information, please visit: www.tamiyausa.com
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