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Aoshima 330 Cedric (1/24) 04267

SKU: AOS04267

Original price was: £26.99.Current price is: £24.29.

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1/24 330 Cedric

Aoshima Plastic Model Kit

330 Cedric (1/24) 04267

This 1/24 scale Aoshima model kit recreates the Nissan Cedric 330, a classic Japanese luxury saloon from the 1970s. Known for its distinctive square design and refined styling, the Cedric was a popular choice among executives and car enthusiasts of its era. This kit provides a faithful reproduction of the 330 series, making it ideal for builders who enjoy vintage Japanese vehicles and historic motoring icons.

  • 1/24 scale plastic model kit
  • Accurate replica of the Nissan Cedric 330 series
  • Includes detailed body, chassis, and interior components
  • Classic 1970s saloon styling
  • Decals included for finishing details

Note: This model kit requires assembly and painting. Glue, paints and tools are not included and must be purchased separately.

History:

The Nissan Cedric line was introduced in 1960 as a competitor to Toyota’s Crown, offering Japanese buyers a luxury-oriented saloon with advanced features for its time. The 330 series, launched in 1975, continued this tradition with a boxy yet elegant design that reflected the automotive styling trends of the era. Available in multiple trims, the Cedric was often equipped with six-cylinder engines that provided smooth performance for both domestic and export markets. The car became a symbol of prestige in Japan, frequently used by executives, taxi services, and government officials. Its spacious interior, comfort-focused engineering, and distinctive styling ensured its place as a standout model in Nissan’s history. Today, the 330 Cedric remains a beloved classic, representing an important chapter in Japanese motoring heritage and the rise of executive cars in the 1970s.