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Discover the nostalgia of the 1980s with Aoshima's exclusive collection of miniature die-cast cars! This unique lineup features six different vehicles, each available in two colors, embodying the essence of simple custom specifications that were all the rage during the 80s. These stylish vehicles are randomly packed in boxes of 12, offering a surprise with every purchase. Dive into the details of each model:

- **S30 Fairlady Z 1969 model (S30):** Experience the early S30 Fairlady Z with a simple custom look, combining 240Z fenders and wings with an original F spoiler from an unknown manufacturer, and equipped with a roll bar for that extra touch of authenticity.

- **LB Works Hakosuka 2-door 1971 (GC10):** A treasure from Sakotan * Koyaji, also known as Wataru Kato of Liberty Walk, this Hakosuka 2-door boasts special fenders, bumperless front and rear, and side-mounted mufflers for a truly wild appearance.

- **Hakosuka 4-door 1971 (GC10):** Perfect for four passengers with its short vehicle height, this model keeps it simple yet intriguing with scalloped eyes and a late-stage grille, complemented by a rare one-legged roll bar.

- **Kenmeri GT-R 1973 model (KPGC110):** A simple custom of the Kenmeri GT-R, featuring a chin spot on the exterior and an interior equipped with bucket seats, a steering wheel, roll bars, and more.

- **Japan 2dr 1979 (C210):** A nod to its predecessor with updated face and turn signals from the Laurel, this model is enhanced with a chin spot, putty filling in three parts, a roll bar, and a standard dual muffler for a tough look.

- **71 Mark II 1987 model (GX71):** With its short vehicle height, the 71 Mark II embodies simplicity at its best, requiring no further explanation.

**[Materials]:**
- Die-cast (zinc alloy)
- ABS
- GP
- PVC (non-phthalate)

**Important note about the variation of this product:** These items are considered "trading kits" similar to "trading cards." The packages are sealed, and the items inside are randomly packed. Due to this, it is impossible