No. 367 Nissan Datsun Fairlady Z 240Z S30 Street Custom Version [悪魔のZ]

[Even more attractive, '70s customization]

Nissan's sports car, the Fairlady Z, was released in 1969.

The Fairlady 240Z was added to the lineup in October 1971.

The long-nose, short-deck, sophisticated fastback coupe body is equipped with a 2.4-liter inline 6-cylinder engine that produces 150 horsepower.

It is equipped with four-wheel independent suspension with front and rear struts and rack-and-pinion steering that emphasizes direct steering feel.

The sporty interior is also noteworthy, with a speedometer and tachometer in front of the driver's seat and a triple meter for water temperature, voltage, and fuel in the center of the dashboard.

The Fairlady Z was highly popular not only in Japan but also in the United States, where it was exported overseas.

Various custom parts were sold, and the abundance of parts that owners could modify as they pleased also increased its appeal. In addition to its sophisticated style and high performance, the Fairlady Z still has many fans both in Japan and overseas.

This is a model that owners can enjoy customizing as they feel like it.

[Model Specifications]

★ 1/24 scale plastic model assembly kit.

★ Overall length 172mm, overall width 71mm, overall height 52mm.

★ Modeled on a NISSAN Fairlady 240Z fitted with standard custom parts from the 1970s.

★ Can also be assembled with the North American spec Datsun 240Z.

★ Precise reproduction of the 2393cc inline 6-cylinder engine and auxiliary equipment such as triple carburetors.

The air funnels are made of high-quality machined aluminum parts.

★ A small diameter sports steering wheel is set inside the car.

★ The suspension is lowered.

★ RS Watanabe 8-spoke wheels are made in two pieces for easy painting.

★ The tires are made of solid rubber with a rich texture.