1/24 Nissan Fairlady 240Z Street-Custom Plastic Model Kit (TAM24367)
Take your scale model collection to the heart of 1960s street culture with this 1/24-scale Nissan Fairlady Z Street-Custom plastic model kit. Recreating the iconic 240Z with period-accurate street customization cues, it features a detailed 2,393cc inline-six SOHC engine with triple carburetors that can be seen under the opening hood, plus a lowered suspension for an authentic, low-slung stance.
Decals and metal transfers add authentic detailing, while RS Watanabe 8-spoke wheels arrive in a two-part design to simplify painting. Builders can choose between the Japanese right-hand-drive version and the North American Datsun left-hand-drive configuration, offering display versatility and build options.
Take your scale model collection to the heart of 1960s street culture with this 1/24-scale Nissan Fairlady Z Street-Custom plastic model kit. Recreating the iconic 240Z with period-accurate street customization cues, it features a detailed 2,393cc inline-six SOHC engine with triple carburetors that can be seen under the opening hood, plus a lowered suspension for an authentic, low-slung stance.
Decals and metal transfers add authentic detailing, while RS Watanabe 8-spoke wheels arrive in a two-part design to simplify painting. Builders can choose between the Japanese right-hand-drive version and the North American Datsun left-hand-drive configuration, offering display versatility and build options.
Original: $39.99
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Take your scale model collection to the heart of 1960s street culture with this 1/24-scale Nissan Fairlady Z Street-Custom plastic model kit. Recreating the iconic 240Z with period-accurate street customization cues, it features a detailed 2,393cc inline-six SOHC engine with triple carburetors that can be seen under the opening hood, plus a lowered suspension for an authentic, low-slung stance.
Decals and metal transfers add authentic detailing, while RS Watanabe 8-spoke wheels arrive in a two-part design to simplify painting. Builders can choose between the Japanese right-hand-drive version and the North American Datsun left-hand-drive configuration, offering display versatility and build options.
