The spectacular debut of Nissan's latest "Z" concept car took place at the 2001 North American International Auto Show in Detroit.
Body pieces are molded in silvery grey. Model pieces are minimized to enable easy assembly.
The finely molded body includes recessed panel lines for realistic appearance. Precisely recreated interior includes dash with gauges, console with shifter and emergency brake lever, pedal cluster, and realistically molded seats and door panels.
The interior may be finished as right or left-hand drive. Transparent red tail lights, transparent yellow signal lenses, clear plastic windows and headlight lenses are included.
Emblems and aluminum on doors are reproduced as metal transfer. The tread pattern on the Michelin tires is precisely recreated.
A detailed undercarriage is included.
Authentic factory correct waterslide decals and clear pictorial instructions accompany the kit.
The spectacular debut of Nissan's latest "Z" concept car took place at the 2001 North American International Auto Show in Detroit. The concept car suggested a perfect fusion of futuristic sleekness blended with the nostalgic lines of the original "Z" released over 30 years earlier. It was no later than October of the same year that Nissan introduced the production version of the car slated for release in Japan and North America in 2002. Nissan will sell four versions of the 350Z: Enthusiast, Touring, Performance and Track.