LV-N37b Mitsubishi Galant GTO 2000GSR (74)
Limited Vintage Neo
The recorded release month is January 2011. The calendar lists it on the third Saturday of that month (January 15, 2011). The model is in 1/64 scale.
Release records
- · Source gives the month only. Calendar placement: 2011-01-15
Model gallery
Source article images and captions (1)
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Related models
Model notes · English source
Introduction
LV-N37b Mitsubishi Galant GTO 2000GSR (74) (LV-N37b 三菱ギャラン GTO 2000GSR (74年式)) is a toy released within the Tomica Limited Vintage Neo toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.
Overview
The Mitsubishi Galant GTO 2000GSR (73) was released January, 2011.
Description
The toy includes the main figure of the Mitsubishi Galant GTO 2000GSR (73).
It is a 1/64 model of the real-life vehicle, manufactured by Mitsubishi in the 1970's. This is the 1974 model.
Trivia
• Its variants include LV-N37a Mitsubishi Galant GTO 2000GSR (73).
• It was used as a base for the Mitsubishi Gallnt GTO 2000GSR (Ken Box).
Original wiki source
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'''LV-N37b Mitsubishi Galant GTO 2000GSR (74)''' (LV-N37b 三菱ギャラン GTO 2000GSR (74年式)) is a toy released within the [[Tomica Limited Vintage Neo (toyline)|Tomica Limited Vintage Neo]] toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.
==Overview==
The Mitsubishi Galant GTO 2000GSR (73) was released January, 2011.
==Description==
The toy includes the main figure of the Mitsubishi Galant GTO 2000GSR (73).
It is a 1/64 model of the real-life vehicle, manufactured by Mitsubishi in the 1970's. This is the 1974 model.
==Trivia==
* Its variants include [[LV-N37a Mitsubishi Galant GTO 2000GSR (73)]].
* It was used as a base for the Mitsubishi Gallnt GTO 2000GSR (Ken Box).
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===External Links===
[[Category:Tomica Limited Vintage Neo]]
[[Category:Mitsubishi]]
[[Category:2011 Tomica]]Text and captions adapted from Tomica Wiki with formatting changes. LV-N37b Mitsubishi Galant GTO 2000GSR (74) · Contributors and history · CC BY-SA 3.0
