Toyota 2000GT 1967 - Red - 1/18 Scale

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The Autoart 1967 Toyota 2000GT 1/18 scale model is designed for automotive enthusiasts and precision die-cast collectors who value historical accuracy and high-fidelity detailing. It offers an exceptional look into the iconic design of the original sports car through advanced 3D scanning and high-quality composite construction, though collectors should handle it with care given its intricate moving parts and delicate scale components.
| Model Part Number | 79547 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Autoart |
This 1/18 scale model measures approximately 9 inches in length.
No, this is a highly detailed adult collector's piece and contains small parts that may be a choking hazard.
Yes, the model is fitted with real rubber tires for a realistic appearance.
Yes, the front wheels are steerable.
Use a soft, dry microfiber cloth to gently remove dust from the exterior and interior.
This is a composite die-cast model, utilizing high-quality materials to ensure durability and precision.
Check for obstructions near the hinges and ensure the model is on a perfectly flat surface; gently adjust the panel alignment manually.
The steering system is calibrated for display; avoid over-rotating the wheels, as force can weaken the internal linkage.
To keep your 1967 Toyota 2000GT in showroom condition, place the model on a flat, stable surface away from direct sunlight, which can fade the finish over time. Use a soft, dry microfiber cloth for dusting; avoid liquid cleaners or harsh solvents that might damage the paint or delicate trim. When moving the model, always lift it by the chassis rather than the roof or wheels to prevent damage to the suspension or body components. If the steering mechanism becomes stiff, do not force it, as it is designed for light articulation.