Kaido House x MINI GT 1:64 Datsun 510 Wagon Gulf V1 Diecast Model (KHMG302)

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The KAIDO HOUSE x MINI GT Datsun 510 GULF Wagon V1 diecast (KHMG302) is a bold 1:64 scale masterpiece. Furthermore, it bridges grassroots JDM tuning and elite racing heritage. This model remains an essential collectible JDM wagon. Specifically, designer Jun Imai reimagined the Japanese classic in Gulf Oil colors. Additionally, the car features a radically lowered stance and retro alloy wheels. Moreover, the signature Kaido House opening hood reveals a custom engine. Therefore, this Mini GT release perfectly suits your premium display. Ultimately, it represents a profound expression of custom car culture.

Why the Kaido House Datsun 510 is Worth Buying

• Motorsport Heritage Livery: Features the authentic Gulf Racing blue and orange finish.
• Intricate Engine Bay: The opening hood showcases realistic JDM engine modifications.
• Pro-Street Stance: Aggressive profile perfectly pairs with bespoke retro deep-dish wheels.
• Collector-Grade Precision: Mini GT delivers renowned 1:64 diecast accuracy and quality.

About the Car

The real-world Datsun 510 fundamentally shifted the automotive landscape in 1968. Globally, fans also know it as the Nissan Bluebird 510 series. Consequently, enthusiasts quickly named it “the poor man’s BMW.” The sedan offered advanced engineering for a very low price. For instance, it included an OHC 1.6-liter L-series engine. It also featured a fully independent suspension system. Soon, the car became a giant-killer on the race track. Notably, driver John Morton dominated the SCCA Trans-Am 2.5 Challenge. He drove the Brock Racing Enterprises (BRE) Datsun to back-to-back championships. He impressively won these titles in 1971 and 1972.

Meanwhile, the 510 Wagon variants served as robust, utilitarian workhorses. Unlike the sedans, the wagons utilized live rear axles. However, the Kaido House V1 concept brilliantly subverts this history. Jun Imai injects Pro-Street tuning philosophy into the humble wagon body. Next, he drapes it in the legendary Gulf Racing livery. Historically, racing teams reserved this paint for Le Mans legends. These automotive icons include the famous Ford GT40 and Porsche 917. As a result, this design creates a spectacular “what-if” scenario. Suddenly, a blue-collar Japanese hauler receives world-class endurance racing pedigree. This combination delivers a highly sought-after vision of automotive art.

A Note on Your Pre-Order:

This is a pre-order item with an estimated release date of Q4, 2026. Please note that release dates are estimates provided by the manufacturer and are subject to change. Your payment will be charged at the time of purchase to reserve your model.For more details on our pre-order policy, please refer to our Pre-Order FAQ or Terms & Conditions.