- Powerful 2-seater sports, appeared in Hot Wheels specifications
[About actual car]
- Dodge's two-seater sports car, which was launched in December 1991, is the Viper.
- The body of a two-seat sports car with a long nose and short deck is equipped with a V-type 10-cylinder 8-liter engine at the front.
- At the beginning of its release, it was only an open 2-seater, but due to the high popularity of users, a GTS with a coupe type body was added in 1995.
- The GTS engine produces 450 horsepower.
- The suspension and brakes were tuned by Italian supercar maker Lamborghini for excellent performance.
- The coupe-body GTS demonstrates its capabilities even in circuit races.
- It made the Viper even more popular.
-The first model was sold until 2002, the second generation from 2002 to 2010, and the third generation from 2012 to 2017, and is still very popular as a sports car representing America. Collecting.
[About the model]
-The model reproduces the popular American sports car, the Dodge Viper, on a 1/25 scale.
-Among them, the 1997 model of the first coupe type GTS is modeled.
- The body style of the coupe, which consists of dynamic curved surfaces with intonation, is reproduced with a total length of about 18 cm.
- An inset type snap kit that does not use adhesive for assembly.
- The body has the Hot Wheels logo mark along with the car number and stripes.
- In addition to water transfer type decals, sticker types are also included for markings, so assembly is easy.
- Wheels have an orange plating finish to tighten your feet.
- Of course, the interior also reproduces the spartan atmosphere unique to sports cars, such as seats and consoles.
-The parts are color-coded in 3 colors, so you can enjoy a realistic finish just by assembling without painting.
[Major features]
- 1/25 reproduction of the 1997 Dodge Viper GTS
- Realistically modeled with a total length of about 18 cm with an intonation body style
- Orange plated wheels
-Set decals and stickers for the Hot Wheels logo that decorates the body
- Self-contained assembly without adhesive
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