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Product listings most commonly show die-cast metal bodies with rubber tires or wheels and some plastic components. Many items simply list the primary material as “Metal.”

Common accessories include chains with springs or ratchets, safety flags, safety lights, and an “Oversize Load” or “Wide Load” sign.

These items are typically non-powered. Listings commonly state “Battery: No Battery Used” or “Power Source: Non-Powered.”

Age guidance varies by product: some scale replicas are labeled “Recommended for 14 Years and Up” and noted as not intended for play, while others list “Suggested Age: 3 Years and Up.” Follow the product’s age recommendation on its listing.

Widths vary by scale: 1:64 replicas are about 1.75 inches wide, while larger, not-to-scale toys are listed at roughly 8–8.2 inches wide.

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