Porsche Licensed RUF Classic 911 - 12V Electric Ride-On for Kids with LED Lights Brand_Mini Brake System Front & Rear Color:Clear

Name: Porsche Licensed RUF Classic 911 - 12V Electric Ride-On for Kids with LED Lights Brand_Mini Brake System Front & Rear Color:Clear
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 46624287403
Price: 124.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3231 (8 reviews)

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Porsche Licensed RUF Classic 911 12V Electric Ride On for Kids with LED Lights Brand_Mini Brake System Front & Rear Color:Clear Brake System Front & Rear Hydraulic Disk Brake Suspension Hydraulic Shock Absorber Puncture resistant tires that eat bumps and shocks for robust journey durability Dual motors for smooth performance Manual Mode: Kids can steer and accelerate using the functional wheel and foot pedal

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