MUNCLE MIKES COLLECTOR GUIDE

1971 Nissan Skyline H/T 2000 GT-R Collector Guide

The plain black Skyline and the number 24 multipack cars have very different personalities. One lets the little coupe’s shape do the work; the others wear a full set of racing decals. The orange National Icons car sits between them, with a clean black side stripe and just enough bright paint to stand out.

2023 HNT15 — Black
2023 HNT15 — Black — View variation guide
Pictured releases
5
Series
Fast & Furious, multipacks and National Icons
Scale
1:64
Feature
Compact hardtop with round rear lamps

What to look for

The two black releases are the pair to study closely. HNT15 uses ten-spoke wheels and a plastic base. JMN13 changes to eight-spoke Real Riders and a metal chassis. Both number 24 multipack colors carry X6999, so that assortment code alone cannot separate ivory from gold.

Compare the editions

Compare the pictured releases

Each photo links to the release it shows.

Choosing one for your collection

Check the thin pillars, mirrors and rear spoiler edge. On the number 24 cars, compare both doors because one side can have rubbing that the other does not.

For the 2026 bundle car, a base and wheel photograph is more useful than a distant black side profile.

Collector questions

Are the black Skyline releases identical?

No. The 2023 HNT15 and 2026 JMN13 have different wheels and chassis construction.

Browse the MM shop

Browse MM’s loose Hot Wheels and finished customs for more cars to add to your display. These are broader collections; check each shop listing for its exact model, scale and condition.

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