Hot Wheels RLC ’72 Nissan Skyline H/T 2000 GT-R 15,732 of 30,000

Great condition without damage, the blister is Unopened and it comes in a protective cover.

Ten years ago, a Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) legend made its Hot Wheels debut. It’s been produced as both a mainline and premium casting over the years, but never at the Red Line Club level – until now! We’re revved up to reveal the RLC Exclusive 1972 Skyline H/T 2000GT-R.

From Designer Brendon Vetuskey about the new two-stage opening hood mechanism: “We developed the front hinged opening hood function using bent wire instead of a conventional diecast hinge. This allows for a more realistic open hood position, and takes up less space in the engine bay.”

The solution was inspired by the inclusion of the engine as a separate piece in the casting – the unique and faithfully detailed historic S20, which powered this car to more than four dozen consecutive Japanese Grand Prix racing wins back in the day.

From graphic designer Steve Vandervate about the look: “The Spectraflame Shadowchrome paint was developed for this casting to represent the iconic silver paint used on the originals. We wanted to give it something new and special.” There’s no racing livery because “The silver is so good, it stands on its own.”

Nicknamed “Hakosuka” (which roughly translates from the Japanese as “Boxy Skyline”), the 1972 Skyline H/T 2000GT-R is an iconic car, and an aspirational one. Anyone who’s into JDM cars would love to own one of these, but they’re exceedingly rare in the 1:1 world. So take this opportunity to land a legend for your collection!

Specs:

• Features: Opening hood
• Body Color: Spectraflame Shadowchrome
• Deco: Matte black-painted mirrors and rear spoiler; authentic logos
• Body Type: ZAMAC
• Wheels: Real Riders racing wheels with warm gray-painted hubs
• Base: Full-metal, matte black-painted chassis and engine with painted details
• Window Color: Light smoke-tinted
• Interior Color: Black

Please note

All cars are Collector items and not brand new.

These cars are acquired from previous years and are no longer in production. They are simply becoming rarer each day that passes making them a great investment.