1/43 NISSAN SKYLINE 2000 GT-R KPGC110 1973 (Silver) [EM394B]

Product description ※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.

Product explanation ■ This model faithfully reproduces the phantom GT-R "Skyline 2000GT-R (KPGC110)" which was announced in 1973 and sold for only 3 months.
The Skyline 2000GT-R (KPGC110) is a GT-R made based on the C110 type skyline two door hard top. It is commonly called "ケンメリ GT-R" and the number of units produced is only 197.
The exterior changes from the standard GT series are the exclusive front grill, front and rear over fender, rear spoiler and rear garnish. The wheels are steel wheels following the previous GT-R KPGC model 10.
The interior is also different from the GT series, giving it a Spartan image. The meter panel has been changed to aluminum panel and the seat has been adopted as a synthetic leather bucket type with excellent supportability.
The major difference from the KPGC10 GT-R is that the radio has become standard equipment. This is because the PCG10/KPGC10 was developed as a homologation model of the race, while the KPGC110 was developed with the focus on "how to run fast and comfortably" on public roads.
The main difference between this model and the Nissan Heritage Collection is that the PCG10 / Nissan 10 was developed as a homologation model of the race.
It was developed with the focus on "how to run fast and comfortably" on public roads.
The main difference between this model and the Nissan Heritage Collection is that the PCG10 / Nissan 10 was developed as a simulation model of the race.
It was developed with the focus on "how to run fast and comfortably" on public roads.
It was developed with the focus on "how to run fast and comfortably" on public roads.
It was developed with the focus on "how to run fast and comfortably" on public roads.
The was developed with the focus on "how to run fast and comfortably" on public roads.
It was developed with the focus on "how to run fast and comfortably" on public roads.
It was developed with the focus on "how to run fast and comfortably" on public roads.
It was developed with the focus on "vapor deposition