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Hot Wheels – ’92 Ford Mustang (Racing Circuit | 10/10)
Hot Wheels – ’92 Ford Mustang (Racing Circuit | 10/10)
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A tribute to the iconic Fox-body era, this '92 Ford Mustang closes out the Racing Circuit series with bold red paint, yellow striping, and signature Hot Wheels branding. Built to look fast sitting still, this Mustang features track-ready design with a sporty stance and black five-spoke wheels.
Series: Racing Circuit
Number in Series: 10 of 10
Model: 1992 Ford Mustang
Color: Red with Hot Wheels racing livery and #10 graphics
Card Year: 2017
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