DATSUN FAIRLADY 2000
Fairlady 2000
Collectors Convention (USA) · 38th Annual Hot Wheels Collectors Convention
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The story behind the DATSUN FAIRLADY 2000
The DATSUN FAIRLADY 2000 released in 2024 stands out as a special edition for serious fans of Japanese sports cars. This model was made specifically for the 38th Annual Hot Wheels Collectors Convention, making it an exclusive event release rather than a standard retail find. Designed by Jun Imai under SKU HWF31, this diecast car brings vintage racing charm to modern collectors. The sleek blue body features classic white roundel decals with the number 55 and distinctive black soft-top styling that pays homage to early motorsport history. Because convention exclusives are typically produced in much smaller quantities than regular Mainline cars, finding one in perfect condition can be quite a challenge for enthusiasts.
Materials, colors and value
This diecast model comes at a standard scale of 1/64 and features a heavy metal base that gives it solid weight and durability. The finish is primarily bright blue with unpainted ZAMAC areas on the chassis, creating an authentic raw look under the car. Collectors will notice the black interior details along with smoke-tinted windows that add depth to the cabin view. While specific production numbers for convention releases are rarely publicized by Mattel, items from this event generally hold strong value over time due to their limited availability and collector demand.
Questions about the DATSUN FAIRLADY 2000
Where can you buy a DATSUN FAIRLADY 2000 Hot Wheels car?+
You usually cannot find this specific model at standard retail stores. Since it was created for the 38th Annual Collectors Convention, your best options are buying directly from someone who attended that event or searching secondary markets like eBay and specialized diecast trading forums where convention exclusives often circulate.
Is this DATSUN FAIRLADY 2000 a rare Hot Wheels car?+
Yes, it is considered quite rare. Convention-exclusive releases are manufactured in very limited quantities compared to everyday Mainline models found on store shelves. The small production run means fewer cars exist today, which typically drives up their desirability and potential value among dedicated collectors looking for unique pieces.
How do you identify a genuine convention release DATSUN FAIRLADY 2000?+
Look closely at the base stamping. It should clearly indicate it was part of the 38th Annual Collectors Convention series. Additionally, checking the specific SKU code HWF31 listed on the original packaging or card helps verify authenticity against common retail versions that might share similar designs but have different identification numbers.
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This 2024 Collectors Convention (USA) casting doesn't have enough market data yet, so this is an estimate based on its type, rarity and age. Value rises for older and rarer castings — a 1970s Mainline is worth far more than a current one. Prices are shown in EUR and refreshed as new market data arrives.