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A small diecast model of the Mazda 787B, the rotary-powered prototype that won Le Mans in 1991, finished in black for Hot Wheels' Hammer Drop series. It is about 3.125 inches long, made of diecast metal with plastic parts, and sits on real rubber tires with a detailed exterior. It has no opening panels, so it is a display piece rather than a play-and-open model. It suits Mazda and Le Mans fans and Hot Wheels collectors who want a sealed, licensed car for a shelf.
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This is a diecast model of the Mazda 787B Prototype Race Car in black, part of the Hammer Drop series from Hot Wheels. It is an officially licensed product.
The body is diecast metal with some plastic parts. It has a detailed exterior and real rubber tires. The model has no openings.
It comes in its original unopened manufacturer's blister pack.
