・[Content] The first-generation Fairlady Z appeared in 1969 as a GT car combining a closed body and a six-cylinder engine, a complete change from its predecessor, the two-seater open-top Nissan Fairlady. This dramatic transformation was largely due to requests from the American market, which was its main market. In America, the 2-liter engine configuration that became the mainstay of the Japanese specification was not offered, and the powerful 2.4-liter engine was the primary option, eventually upgraded to a 2.8-liter engine. In America, the name "Fairlady" was not used, and it was simply called Z (Zee), with the engine displacement combined to create names like 240Z, 260Z, and 280Z. As you can see from the Japanese car name written on the card, Hot Wheels chose the Japanese specification as its subject. However, it is not in its normal state; it features a G-nose, a pointed fascia exclusive to Japan, on the front, combined with a large front spoiler and over fenders. At first glance, it may look like a formal race specification, but a key point is that it has been modified with Japan tail lights, commonly used on the fifth-generation Skyline, giving it a street racer style.
・[Country of Origin] Thailand [Target Age] 3 years and up
・[Perfect for Gifts] Ideal for birthdays, Christmas presents, entrance ceremonies for kindergarten/elementary school, and other commemorative gifts.
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