--Stylish 2-seater sports powerful hot wheels specifications
--A plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the 2-seater sport Opel GT released in 1968 by Opel in Germany on a 1/25 scale.
[About the actual vehicle]
-Based on the chassis of Cadet, which is popular as a family car, the body of a two-seat sports car with a long nose and a short deck is mounted.
――The French coachbuilder was in charge of manufacturing and assembling the car body.
――When it was launched in 1968, it gained popularity due to its stylish body and easy-to-use performance, and sales increased as a personal car.
--There were two types in the lineup: 1900GT equipped with a 1897cc engine and 1100GT equipped with a 1078cc engine.
――In the American market, it was also sold under the Buick brand of General Motors, and it became popular as the son of Corvette Stingray.
[About the model]
-The model reproduces the Buick Opel GT on 1/25 scale.
-The stylish body design similar to the Chevrolet Corvette has a total length of about 164 mm.
-It is a kit that you can enjoy customized specifications with racer-like modifications.
--In addition to the normal type in-line 4-cylinder 1.9 liter engine, Buick's V-type 6-cylinder engine can be selected and assembled.
――If you choose V6, you can enjoy a performance-sufficient finish with 6 intake pipes popping out on the bonnet.
-The familiar Hot Wheels logo mark is also available for the markings that decorate the body.
-The mark is set with a decal type and a sticker type.
――The tires are set with pad-printed tires and drag slick tires on the sidewalls.
――It is a model that makes you feel like you are the owner and enjoys original finishing and customization.
[Major features]
--Reproduce the Buick Opel GT at 1/25
--Molding color: Yellow
--Full detail kit that reproduces the engine
--Two types of tires and wheels are set
--The engine can be selected from in-line 4-cylinder and Buick V6 engine.
--The sidewall letter is printed on the tire
[Completion size]
--Overall length about 164mm
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )