Siku Scania Refuse Truck

Name: Siku Scania Refuse Truck
Brand: Siku
Price: 150.00 ZAR
Availability: InStock

Secondhand

1 available

R2.50 minimum increment

R150.00

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Wodan4761

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Product details

Condition

Secondhand

Location

South Africa

Scale

1:87

Type

Truck

Colour

Yellow

Brand

Siku

Bob Shop ID

650520965

Make	Siku
Range/Operator
Description	Scania Refuse Truck
Model Number	811?
Condition	Good, like new.
Notes	Made in China. Part of Siku's current range I believe.
Regarding price	Long time buyers may have noticed a sharp increase in item prices. For the sakes of transparency, let me explain: I obtain most of my goods from overseas, Europe mostly. Due to the inexorable devaluation of the rand, goods whose price has remained relatively static overseas have near doubled in terms of cost to land here. This is not just a direct per item cost, but includes postage (which has greatly increased in cost), customs and even bank charges. All are affected as they get charge on a rand value. i.e. Because the model cost me more in rand terms, I get charged more in terms of customs. My request is that people please refrain from trying to contact me to arrange private or bulk deals and so forth. This is contra the platforms rules and also not economically viable for me.