Radio Flyer Kid & Cargo Folding Wagon with 2 Seats and Canopy, Red (Open Box) charbroil Made from high-density vinyl Color:Cyberspace

Name: Radio Flyer Kid & Cargo Folding Wagon with 2 Seats and Canopy, Red (Open Box) charbroil Made from high-density vinyl Color:Cyberspace
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 6047150987
Price: 133.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4842 (29 reviews)

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Radio Flyer Kid & Cargo Folding Wagon with 2 Seats and Canopy, Red (Open Box) charbroil Made from high density vinyl Color:Cyberspace Made from high density vinyl Grill with LED light featuring a blue hue with stars and stripes for patriotic personalization and off roading illumination Transporting and storing this wagon is easy thanks to the 1 hand flat fold Weight capacity: 150 pounds

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