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Datsun Bluebird 1600 SSS 1969 (Norev) 1:43
The Bluebird has long been a major model for Nissan, in Japan where it was available in Datsun’s range, or for export. In Europe, this name disappeared in 1990, replaced by the Primera. The first-generation series 310 was released in 1959. Here we have the Japanese 1600 SSS version of the third series, called 510, sold from 1968 to 1973.
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Datsun Bluebird 1966 beige (First:43) 1:43
The Bluebird has long been a major model for Nissan, in Japan where it was available in Datsun’s range, or for export. In Europe, this name disappeared in 1990, replaced by the Primera. The first-generation series 310 was released in 1959. Here we have the Japanese version of the second series, called 410, sold from 1963 to 1967 and designed by Pininfarina.
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Datsun 17 Sedan blue (Ebbro) 1:43
By the early 1930s, the Japanese brand Datsun, which later became Nissan, produced small cars, available in many versions. The 1938 Datsun 17 was an evolution of the middle-range model, available as a phaeton, a roadster, a pickup, or simply as a sedan (here). Its length was almost microscopic: only 3.16 m/124 in.! In blue or red on Minicarweb.
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Datsun 17 Truck 1937 blue (Ebbro) 1:43
At that time, the Japanese production mainly included tricycles, that is to say three-wheeled trucks looking like pick-ups. Some sedans were also built on ladder chassis, which could be adapted at will. Thus, a pick-up version of the tiny Datsun 17 (just 3.20-meter long, or 126 in.!) was available.
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Datsun 17 Roadstar cream (Ebbro) 1:43
Long before it became Nissan, Datsun was producing cars, even before the Second World war. Launched in 1938, the Datsun 17 is reproduced here in its Roadster body ... that is spelled Roadstar, since the word was originally written in katakana, the Japanese syllabary, which translates the final sound "er" by "ar".
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Datsun 17 Phaeton ivory (Ebbro) 1:43
Who said that the Japanese car manufacturers had no history? Long before it became Nissan (now allied with Renault), Datsun produced cars. Launched back in 1938, the Datsun 17 was very small (3.19 meters long) and very powerful (16 hp). It is reproduced here in its Phaeton body, that is fully discoverable.