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Hot Wheels RLC Nissan Skyline GT-R (BNR32)
A JDM icon, scaled down with collector-level detail. This Red Line Club release pairs Spectraflame slate paint with Real Riders wheels and an opening hood—and comes in its original unopened Mattel shipper.
- 1:64 scale
- Spectraflame slate
- Sealed factory shipper
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A closer look
An icon for your collection.
The Nissan Skyline GT-R (BNR32) has a place in any conversation about Japanese performance cars. This Hot Wheels Red Line Club exclusive brings its distinctive shape to a premium 1:64-scale diecast, finished in Spectraflame slate.
The collector details
- Opening hood with detailed engine components.
- Real Riders wheels and a full-metal chassis.
- Custom “N CHRG” license plate.
- Original blister card packaging with a Kar Keepers protective clamshell.
What’s included
One Hot Wheels RLC Exclusive Nissan Skyline GT-R (BNR32), product number JJY54, in its original manufacturer retail packaging and unopened Mattel factory shipper.
Condition & careful shipping
Listed as new and sold in the factory-sealed Mattel shipping box. The reference photos illustrate the model and its features; the car and inner packaging are not opened for inspection.
As stated in our eBay listing, a shipping label will not be placed directly on the original Mattel manufacturer shipper.
Before you buy: review the complete eBay listing for the current photos, condition, price, shipping and return terms. This is a 1:64-scale collectible model, recommended for ages 17 and up.
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