Hasegawa - 1/24 Charge Mazda 767B

The Mazda 767B made its motorsports debut on the track of the IMSA 24 Hours of Daytona in 1989. By the race's end, the 767B scored a respectable fifth-place finish, encouraging Mazda to test the car at other tracks. At the 24 Hours of Le Mans competition, two 767Bs finished in seventh and ninth places. The following year wasn't as promising for Mazda, as the 767B finished in 20th place. The 1:24 scale is mainly used for models of cars, motorcycles and aircraft.

Features:

-Scale: 1/24

-Accurate scale model

-Highly detailed model kit

-Detailed instructions provided

-May require assembly

-Parts: 80 pieces

-Finished size: Length 192mm x 83mm overall width

-Markings for one version

24 Hours of Le Mans, 1989, Car No. 202, 9th place

Driver: Takashi Yorino, Hervé Regout, Elliot Forbes-Robinson

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