Japan
Toyota Corolla Levin GT Apex (1987)
| type | length | width |
|---|---|---|
|
Plastic model kit |
177mm |
78mm |
This boxed set contains:
- 1 x Toyota Corolla Levin GT Apex (1987) 1/24 scale sports saloon car [Historic Car Series]
Civilian
The AE92 Levin , a front-wheel-drive sports coupe, boasts the highest sales figures of all its models
!
The fifth-generation Levin underwent a full model change in 1987, becoming front-wheel drive (FF).
With its stylish appearance and affordable price, it became a huge hit among young people at the time.
This model became the best-selling model in the series' history.
The kit is based on the early model GT-APEX, a luxury version equipped with electronically controlled suspension (TEMS), etc.
Recreated based on thorough research of the actual vehicle.
Side spoilers, rear spoilers, aluminum wheels, etc.
You can choose whether or not to include optional equipment.
The body parts are white.
The headlights and taillights have a mirrored finish, and the aluminum wheels are silver-plated parts.
Window color-matching stickers are included.
This boxed set contains:
-
1*Toyota Corolla Levin GT Apex (1987) 1/24 scale sports saloon car [Historic Car Series]
The AE92 Levin , a front-wheel-drive sports coupe, boasts the highest sales figures of all its models
!
The fifth-generation Levin underwent a full model change in 1987, becoming front-wheel drive (FF).
With its stylish appearance and affordable price, it became a huge hit among young people at the time.
This model became the best-selling model in the series' history.
The kit is based on the early model GT-APEX, a luxury version equipped with electronically controlled suspension (TEMS), etc.
Recreated based on thorough research of the actual vehicle.
Side spoilers, rear spoilers, aluminum wheels, etc.
You can choose whether or not to include optional equipment.
The body parts are white.
The headlights and taillights have a mirrored finish, and the aluminum wheels are silver-plated parts.
Window color-matching stickers are included.
