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Own a piece of Japanese automotive history with this pre-loved Matchbox 1971 Nissan Skyline 2000 GTX die-cast car. This detailed 1:64 scale model, crafted by Mattel, captures the iconic design of the Skyline in a cool flat stone blue finish. Car enthusiasts and fans of classic Japanese cars will love adding this timeless piece to their collection.
Pre-loved in Original Packaging:
Embrace sustainable collecting and score a great deal with this pre-loved Japan Origins die-cast car. Arriving in its original packaging, opened but new, this Skyline is ready to be displayed on your shelf or in a display case. Choosing pre-loved allows you to be eco-friendly and budget-conscious while acquiring a piece of automotive history.
A Timeless Design:
The 1971 Nissan Skyline 2000 GTX was a game-changer in the world of sports cars. This die-cast model faithfully reflects the original design, featuring the sleek lines and sporty details that made the Skyline a legend. The unique flat stone blue paint job adds a touch of classic style, making this model stand out in any collection.
Compact and Display-ready:
The 1:64 scale makes this die-cast car perfect for displaying anywhere. Whether you place it on a shelf, in a cabinet, or integrate it into a miniature car scene, this Skyline is sure to be loved.
More Than Just a Model:
By purchasing this pre-loved Matchbox 1971 Nissan Skyline from Father Joe’s Villages, you’re not only adding a great car to your collection. You’re also contributing to our mission to prevent and end homelessness in San Diego. Father Joe’s Villages provides vital services and programs that help people experiencing homelessness get back on their feet.
Condition: Pre-owned, new in opened package
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