Japan
Nissan Fairlady 240ZG (1971)
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This boxed set contains:
- 1 x Nissan Fairlady 240ZG (1971) 1/24 scale sports car [Historic Car Series]
Civilian
In November 1969, the first-generation Fairlady Z was born , replacing the open-body Fairlady with a bold coupe style
featuring a long nose and short deck closed body .
In Japan, two types of engines were offered: the L20 and S20.
In the United States, under the Datsun Sports brand,
the 240Z and 260Z were released, equipped with 2.4 and 2.6-liter inline-six engines, respectively
, and enjoyed immense popularity.
In October 1971, the 240Z
, equipped with the 2.4-liter inline-6 OHC L24 engine that had previously been export-only, went on sale in Japan.
Among these models, the 240ZG, which further refined the car's inherent beauty
, eliminated the front grille and featured a sleek grand nose extending to the bumper and
overfenders,
creating a new silhouette for the Fairlady Z that not only gained popularity but
also achieved success in domestic and international races.
The Fairlady Z has left a remarkable legacy in the world of motorsport.
The Z first appeared on the racetrack in 1970.
The Z432R and 240Z, supplied to licensed racers
, competed on equal footing with top competitors, creating a Z craze, and its
inherent quality and performance began to be discussed even on the racetrack.
The Fairlady Z's success wasn't limited to Japan; it
also took the world of rallying by storm.
In the 1971 Safari Rally, the 240Z won the overall victory, and the Fairlady Z became widely known in Europe as well, thanks to its participation
in international rallies .
The first-generation Fairlady Z set an unprecedented record of 550,000 units sold worldwide over a nine-year period
, captivating many sports car fans.
240ZG (HS30H type)
Seating capacity: 2 people
Overall length: 4,305 mm Overall
width: 1,690 mm
Overall height: 1,285 mm
Wheelbase: 2,305 mm
Front/rear tread: 1,355 mm/1,345 mm
Vehicle weight: 1,010 kg
Engine: L24 type Water-cooled inline 6-cylinder OHC
Total displacement: 2,393 cc
Maximum output: 150 ps/5,600 rpm,
Maximum torque: 21.0 kg-m/4,800 rpm
Top speed: 210 km/h
Suspension: Front and rear strut coil independent
Brakes Front/rear: Disc/drum
This boxed set contains:
-
1*Nissan Fairlady 240ZG (1971) 1/24 scale sports car [Historic Car Series]
In November 1969, the first-generation Fairlady Z was born , replacing the open-body Fairlady with a bold coupe style
featuring a long nose and short deck closed body .
In Japan, two types of engines were offered: the L20 and S20.
In the United States, under the Datsun Sports brand,
the 240Z and 260Z were released, equipped with 2.4 and 2.6-liter inline-six engines, respectively
, and enjoyed immense popularity.
In October 1971, the 240Z
, equipped with the 2.4-liter inline-6 OHC L24 engine that had previously been export-only, went on sale in Japan.
Among these models, the 240ZG, which further refined the car's inherent beauty
, eliminated the front grille and featured a sleek grand nose extending to the bumper and
overfenders,
creating a new silhouette for the Fairlady Z that not only gained popularity but
also achieved success in domestic and international races.
The Fairlady Z has left a remarkable legacy in the world of motorsport.
The Z first appeared on the racetrack in 1970.
The Z432R and 240Z, supplied to licensed racers
, competed on equal footing with top competitors, creating a Z craze, and its
inherent quality and performance began to be discussed even on the racetrack.
The Fairlady Z's success wasn't limited to Japan; it
also took the world of rallying by storm.
In the 1971 Safari Rally, the 240Z won the overall victory, and the Fairlady Z became widely known in Europe as well, thanks to its participation
in international rallies .
The first-generation Fairlady Z set an unprecedented record of 550,000 units sold worldwide over a nine-year period
, captivating many sports car fans.
240ZG (HS30H type)
Seating capacity: 2 people
Overall length: 4,305 mm Overall
width: 1,690 mm
Overall height: 1,285 mm
Wheelbase: 2,305 mm
Front/rear tread: 1,355 mm/1,345 mm
Vehicle weight: 1,010 kg
Engine: L24 type Water-cooled inline 6-cylinder OHC
Total displacement: 2,393 cc
Maximum output: 150 ps/5,600 rpm,
Maximum torque: 21.0 kg-m/4,800 rpm
Top speed: 210 km/h
Suspension: Front and rear strut coil independent
Brakes Front/rear: Disc/drum
