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LV-60a Mitsubishi 3-Wheel Pet Leo Van

Tomica Limited Vintage

The recorded release month is May 2008. The calendar lists it on the third Saturday of that month (May 17, 2008). The model is in 1/64 scale.

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Model notes · English source

Introduction

LV-60a Mitsubishi 3-Wheel Pet Leo Van (LV-60a 三菱三輪車ペットレオバン) is a toy released within the Tomica Limited Vintage toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.

Overview

The Mitsubishi 3-Wheel Pet Leo Van was released May, 2008.

Description

The toy includes the main figure of the Mitsubishi 3-Wheel Pet Leo Van.

It is a 1/64 model of the real-life vehicle, manufactured by Mitsubishi in the 1950's and 1960's.

Trivia

• Its variants include LV-60b Mitsubishi 3-Wheel Pet Leo Van.

• It was used as a base for the Mitsubishi 3-Wheel Pet Leo Van (MTS), Mitsubishi 3-Wheel Pet Leo Van (Global), and Mitsubishi 3-Wheel Pet Leo Van (CCR Nihonkai).

Original wiki source
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'''LV-60a Mitsubishi 3-Wheel Pet Leo Van''' (LV-60a 三菱三輪車ペットレオバン) is a toy released within the [[Tomica Limited Vintage (toyline)|Tomica Limited Vintage]] toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.

==Overview==
The Mitsubishi 3-Wheel Pet Leo Van was released May, 2008. 

==Description==
The toy includes the main figure of the Mitsubishi 3-Wheel Pet Leo Van.

It is a 1/64 model of the real-life vehicle, manufactured by Mitsubishi in the 1950's and 1960's.
==Trivia==
* Its variants include [[LV-60b Mitsubishi 3-Wheel Pet Leo Van]].
* It was used as a base for the Mitsubishi 3-Wheel Pet Leo Van (MTS), Mitsubishi 3-Wheel Pet Leo Van (Global), and Mitsubishi 3-Wheel Pet Leo Van (CCR  Nihonkai).

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[[Category:Tomica Limited Vintage]]
[[Category:Mitsubishi]]
[[Category:2008 Tomica]]

Text and captions adapted from Tomica Wiki with formatting changes. LV-60a Mitsubishi 3-Wheel Pet Leo Van · Contributors and history · CC BY-SA 3.0

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