Product Description
The PAO, the second in Nissan's "Pike Car" series, was exhibited as a concept car at the 1987 Tokyo Motor Show.
A "pike car" was a general term for playful, edgy cars produced in small quantities.
It was released in January 1989, but a method was adopted in which all units were produced and delivered after taking reservations for three months, and the total number of units produced reached 30,000.
The vehicle is based on the March (K10 model), but its retro-style interior and exterior, themed around "adventure," made it extremely popular.
The car's name originates from the Chinese word "bao," which means a prefabricated house used by Mongolian nomads.
TLV-NEO will produce the PAO using completely new molds.
The N379a reproduces the aqua gray body color that was often seen on the streets.
With its gentle-looking exterior and retro-modern interior, this car is definitely worth checking out.
Please enjoy it at your leisure.
*Side mirrors are user-installed parts.
The popular PAO, a real-life vehicle, is now available with a completely new mold.
TLV's second Pike Car product!
Pay attention to the retro-inspired details.
1/64 scale die-cast miniature car (painted and assembled) - open packaging
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Product Specifications
- Item code
- 340027
- JAN code
- 4543736340027
Purchase Information
This item is limited to 3 per household.