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Matchbox Nissan Z Proto
Matchbox Nissan Z Proto
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The Matchbox Nissan Z Proto shines in this premium gold release, honoring the next-gen Z with sleek lines and metallic brilliance. Finished with a gloss black roof and opening doors, this casting captures modern Nissan DNA with precision.
Showcased in a cityscape display box, the Z Proto is ideal for collectors of JDM and future classic diecast alike.
• Model: Nissan Z Proto (Gold Edition)
• Opening doors
• Real riders (rubber tires)
• Metal body and chassis
• 1:64 scale
• Matchbox Collectors Series
• Year of manufacture: 2022
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