1/64 de Tomaso Pan Taylor Grupo 4 "Hot Wheels Boulevard" [HRT75-9866]

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The De Tomaso Pan Taylor was a supercar that appeared in 1971.
It was created in collaboration between De Tomaso and Ford Motor Company. The body features a low-height wedge-shaped form that was developed and designed by Carrozzeria Gear Company. In the center of the body is a powerful 5.8 liter V8 engine for medium-sized and large-sized Ford Motor Company.
The main market is in the US. It was sold as a mixed American and Italian exotic car at Lincoln / Mercury dealers, an advanced division of Ford Motor Company, and it was well received.
In the 1970 s, it was at its peak due to the sales of more than 2000 cars per year. After that, it became a long-life model that continued to be produced until 1992 with various improvements.
The motif of Hot Wheels was selected to match the Group 4 (special ground touring car) category of the race car regulation defined by Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA).
The engine is powered up by nearly 200 horsepower to produce over 500 horsepower. It wears thick tires to convey high power to the road surface and the over-fender that covers it is the most characteristic.
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Scale : 1/64