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Datsun 620
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Datsun 620

620

SKU
JKF12
Release year
2026
Scale
1/64
Base material
Metal
Series index
4/5
Mainline #
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Car Culture · Japan Historics 5 (2026) · #4/5

Wheels

RR-8SPReal Riders 8-Spoke

Colors

body
color:Beige
detailed:Tan
source:Gloss Light Brown/Tan
premium:Gloss
interior
source:Black
color:Black
detailed:Black
base
premium:Matte
color:Black
detailed:Black
source:Black
window
detailed:Smoke
source:Smoke Tint
color:Gray
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The story behind the Datsun 620

The Datsun 620 pickup from the 2026 Car Culture lineup brings a rugged piece of Japanese history to your display shelf. Designed by Jun Imai and part of the Japan Historics 5 series, this model captures the classic look of the vintage truck with modern detail work. The design features distinct mud splatter graphics on the wheel arches that give it an adventurous feel right out of the package. As a Car Culture release, it targets adult collectors who appreciate authentic styling and accurate proportions over high-speed racing themes. This specific iteration offers multiple color variations to choose from, allowing you to find the perfect shade for your collection while keeping true to the iconic shape of this beloved vehicle.

Materials, colors and value

This diecast model is built on a metal base with plastic components used for interior details and certain exterior parts like bumpers. The scale matches standard Hot Wheels vehicles at exactly 1/64 size so it fits perfectly alongside other models in your set. You will find versions painted in beige, tan, or gloss light brown depending on the specific production run assigned to SKU JKF12. Window treatments vary between smoke tint and gray tints while all interiors remain black. Collectors typically value these items based on their condition within sealed packaging since they represent dedicated niche releases rather than mass market commoners.

Questions about the Datsun 620

Is the Datsun 620 pickup truck rare?+

This vehicle falls under the Car Culture assortment which generally means it is produced in smaller quantities compared to mainline items. While not as elusive as a Treasure Hunt or Chase variant, these targeted releases can become harder to locate once they sell out at retail stores due to their limited production runs aimed specifically at dedicated adult collectors.

What does the mud effect on this car represent?+

The painted dirt effects around the wheels are a stylistic choice meant to suggest off-road use and durability. Many enthusiasts modify real Datsun trucks for rugged terrain so Hot Wheels included these details digitally to evoke that authentic adventurous spirit without requiring any physical modifications from collectors.

Who designed this specific version of the Datsun 620?+

This particular rendition was created by designer Jun Imai who is known for crafting highly detailed models within specialized sub-lines. His work often focuses on capturing period-accurate aesthetics along with subtle custom touches that appeal strongly to fans of classic Japanese automotive engineering.

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How much is a JKF12 - Datsun 620 Hot Wheels product worth?

Estimated value
€4.00
Low
€2.80
High
€6.40
Estimated

This 2026 Car Culture 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.