Description
The INNO64 Nissan Skyline 2000 GT-R (KPGC110) Racing Concept 1972 is far more than just another Skyline model—it’s a tribute to one of the most legendary “what if” stories in automotive history.
Known to enthusiasts as the “Kenmeri GT-R,” the KPGC110 was introduced following the success of the original Hakosuka GT-R. Nissan even developed a special Racing Concept version and showcased it with intentions for future motorsport competition. However, changing emissions regulations and the global oil crisis brought Nissan’s racing plans to a halt before the car ever had the opportunity to compete. As a result, the Racing Concept became known as the race car that never raced.
Today, the KPGC110 GT-R holds legendary status among Nissan collectors. Only a small number of road-going KPGC110 GT-Rs were produced, making it one of the rarest GT-R generations ever built. The car’s rarity and unique history have turned it into one of the most desirable classic Nissan models worldwide.
This INNO64 release beautifully recreates the iconic 1972 Racing Concept, featuring the aggressive motorsport-inspired styling, classic race livery, and distinctive “73” race number that symbolizes Nissan’s unrealized racing ambitions. The model captures the spirit of an era when the Skyline GT-R was establishing itself as a motorsport legend.
Produced with INNO64’s renowned attention to detail, this premium 1:64 scale replica features accurate proportions, detailed wheels, authentic race-inspired graphics, and exceptional display quality. Unlike standard R32, R33, and R34 models, the KPGC110 Racing Concept offers collectors something truly unique and historically significant.
For collectors in Qatar, this is the type of model that stands out immediately because it tells a story. It’s not just a Skyline—it’s a forgotten chapter of GT-R history that every serious Nissan enthusiast should own.
