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No. 3 Nissan Caravan Highroof Van

Classic Tomica

The recorded release month is July 1980. The calendar lists it on the third Saturday of that month (July 19, 1980). It was retired in September 1988. The model is in 1/67 scale. Its features include working suspension and opening doors. It replaced No. 3 Isuzu Squirt Fire Engine. Its successor was No. 3 Hiace Delivery Van.

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Introduction

Tomica No. 3 Nissan Caravan Highroof Van (トミカ No. 3 ニッサンキャラバンハイルーフバン) is a toy released within the classic Tomica toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.

Overview

The Nissan Caravan Highroof Van was released July, 1980, and retired September, 1988. It replaced the No. 3 Isuzu Squirt Fire Engine and was succeeded by the No. 3 Hiace Delivery Van.

Description

The toy includes the main figure of the Nissan Caravan Highroof Van.

It is a 1/67 model of the real-life vehicle. It has super speed, working suspension, and its rear door can be opened.

Trivia

• It is the 3rd vehicle to be assigned the number "3".

• It was used as a base for the No. 36 Nissan Caravan Ambulance, Nissan Caravan Highroof Van (Tomica Hard Working Automobiles Set), Caravan Ambulance (Tomica Emergency Car Set- 1982), Nissan Carvan High Roof Van (Tomica Commercial Car Set), Nissan Caravan Highroof Van (Tomica Car Carrier Set- 1982), Nissan Caravan Highroof Van (Super Gift), Nissan Caravan Ambulance (Super Gift), Nissan Caravan Highroof Van (Tomica Car Carrier Set- 1984), Nissan Caravan Highroof Van (Tomica Hard Working Automobiles Set 2), Nissan Caravan (Taxi Set), Nissan Caravan Ambulance (Tomica Traffic Safety School Set), Yomiuri Giants Nissan Caravan Highroof, Caravan Ambulance (Tomica Emergency Car Set- 1986), and Meitetsu Transport Nissan Caravan Highroof (National Transport Truck Fair).

Original wiki source
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'''Tomica No. 3 Nissan Caravan Highroof Van''' (トミカ No. 3 ニッサンキャラバンハイルーフバン) is a toy released within the classic [[Tomica]] toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.

==Overview==
The Nissan Caravan Highroof Van was released July, 1980, and retired September, 1988. It replaced the [[No. 3 Isuzu Squirt Fire Engine]] and was succeeded by the [[No. 3 Hiace Delivery Van]].

==Description==
The toy includes the main figure of the Nissan Caravan Highroof Van.

It is a 1/67 model of the real-life vehicle. It has super speed, working suspension, and its rear door can be opened.
==Trivia==
* It is the 3rd vehicle to be assigned the number "3".
* It was used as a base for the [[No. 36 Nissan Caravan Ambulance]], [[Tomica Hard Working Automobiles Set|Nissan Caravan Highroof Van (Tomica Hard Working Automobiles Set)]], [[Tomica Emergency Car Set (1982)|Caravan Ambulance (Tomica Emergency Car Set- 1982)]], [[Tomica Commercial Car Set|Nissan Carvan High Roof Van (Tomica Commercial Car Set)]], [[Tomica Car Carrier Set|Nissan Caravan Highroof Van (Tomica Car Carrier Set- 1982)]], [[Super Gift|Nissan Caravan Highroof Van (Super Gift), Nissan Caravan Ambulance (Super Gift)]], [[Tomica Car Carrier Set (1984)|Nissan Caravan Highroof Van (Tomica Car Carrier Set- 1984)]], [[Tomica Hard Working Automobiles Set 2|Nissan Caravan Highroof Van (Tomica Hard Working Automobiles Set 2)]], [[Tomica Taxi Set|Nissan Caravan (Taxi Set)]], [[Tomica Traffic Safety School Set|Nissan Caravan Ambulance (Tomica Traffic Safety School Set)]], [[Yomiuri Giants Nissan Caravan Highroof]], [[Tomica Emergency Car Set (1986)|Caravan Ambulance (Tomica Emergency Car Set- 1986)]], and [[Meitetsu Transport Nissan Caravan Highroof (National Transport Truck Fair)]].

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===External Links===
[[Category:Classic Tomica]]
[[Category:1980 Tomica]]
[[Category:Nissan]]
[[Category:No. 3]]

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