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Matchbox Moving Parts – 1973 BMW CSL 3.0 (Super Chase)
Matchbox Moving Parts – 1973 BMW CSL 3.0 (Super Chase)
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An icon of motorsport meets modern sustainability in this stunning Matchbox 1973 BMW CSL 3.0 Super Chase. Part of the Moving Parts line, this premium casting features an opening hood that reveals a detailed engine compartment. The body is finished in dark metallic gray with bold BMW racing stripes and authentic CSL detailing—capturing the essence of the “Batmobile” from BMW's golden era of touring car dominance.
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