No. 54 City Turbo II
Classic Tomica
The recorded release month is May 1984. The calendar lists it on the third Saturday of that month (May 19, 1984). It was retired in April 1988. The model is in 1/57 scale. Its features include working suspension and opening doors. It replaced No. 54 Honda City Turbo. Its successor was No. 54 Honda Prelude.
Release records
- · Source gives the month only. Calendar placement: 1984-05-19
Model gallery
Source article images and captions (4)
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Related models
- No. 54 Honda City Turbo
- No. 54 Honda Prelude
- Tomica Anniversary 24
- Tomica Kuji
- Honda City Turbo II Patrol Car (Special Version) (Ito-Yokado)
- D20 Honda City Turbo II Dumbo
- Honda City Turbo II Patrol Car (Apita Piago)
- No. 0074 Honda City Turbo II
- D20 Honda City Turbo II Dumbo R
- D-Capsule Vol. 3
- Tomica 40th Anniversary Set (Former)
- Tomica Kuji XIII- Showa Tomica
Model notes · English source
Introduction
Tomica No. 54 City Turbo II (トミカ No. 54 ホンダシティターボ II) is a toy released within the classic Tomica toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.
Overview
The City Turbo II was released May, 1984, and retired April, 1988. It replaced the No. 54 Honda City Turbo and was succeeded by the No. 54 Honda Prelude.
Description
The toy includes the main figure of the City Turbo II.
It is a 1/57 model of the real-life vehicle. It has super speed, working suspension and its rear door can be opened.
Trivia
• It is the 5th vehicle to be assigned the number "54".
• It was used as a base for the and Honda City (Tomica Car Carrier Set- 1984), Honda City Turbo II (Tomica Anniversary 24), Honda City Turbo II (Tomica Kuji I), Honda City Turbo II Patrol Car (Special Version) (Ito-Yokado), Special Model ★★★ No. 10- Honda City Turbo II, D20 Honda City Turbo II Dumbo, Honda City Turbo II Patrol Car (Apita Piago), No. 0074 Honda City Turbo II, D20 Honda City Turbo II Dumbo R, Honda City Turbo II Dumbo (D-Capsule Vol.3- 2 Variants), Honda City Turbo II (Tomica 40th Anniversary Set (Former)), Honda City Turbo II R (Honda Racing Collection) and Honda City Turbo II (Tomica Kuji XIII).
Original wiki source
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'''Tomica No. 54 City Turbo II''' (トミカ No. 54 ホンダシティターボ II) is a toy released within the classic [[Tomica]] toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.
==Overview==
The City Turbo II was released May, 1984, and retired April, 1988. It replaced the [[No. 54 Honda City Turbo]] and was succeeded by the [[No. 54 Honda Prelude]].
==Description==
The toy includes the main figure of the City Turbo II.
It is a 1/57 model of the real-life vehicle. It has super speed, working suspension and its rear door can be opened.
==Trivia==
* It is the 5th vehicle to be assigned the number "54".
* It was used as a base for the and [[Tomica Car Carrier Set (1984)|Honda City (Tomica Car Carrier Set- 1984)]], [[Tomica Anniversary 24|Honda City Turbo II (Tomica Anniversary 24)]], [[Tomica Kuji|Honda City Turbo II (Tomica Kuji I)]], [[Honda City Turbo II Patrol Car (Special Version) (Ito-Yokado)]], [[Special Model ★★★ No. 10- Honda City Turbo II]], [[D20 Honda City Turbo II Dumbo]], [[Honda City Turbo II Patrol Car (Apita Piago)]], [[No. 0074 Honda City Turbo II]], [[D20 Honda City Turbo II Dumbo R]], [[D-Capsule Vol. 3|Honda City Turbo II Dumbo (D-Capsule Vol.3- 2 Variants)]], [[Tomica 40th Anniversary Set (Former)|Honda City Turbo II (Tomica 40th Anniversary Set (Former))]], [[Honda Racing Collection|Honda City Turbo II R (Honda Racing Collection)]] and [[Tomica Kuji XIII- Showa Tomica|Honda City Turbo II (Tomica Kuji XIII)]].
==Gallery==
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===External Links===
[[Category:Classic Tomica]]
[[Category:1984 Tomica]]
[[Category:Honda]]
[[Category:No. 54]]
[[Category:Scale 1/57]]Text and captions adapted from Tomica Wiki with formatting changes. No. 54 City Turbo II · Contributors and history · CC BY-SA 3.0


