NISSAN PATROL CUSTOM

The Nissan Patrol is a series of full-sized sport utility vehicles manufactured by Nissan since 1951, available in short or long wheelbases and with three or five doors. The fourth generation of the Patrol, the Y60, was radically different from its predecessors, being the first Patrol with coil spring suspension. Utility models were also available. The car was sold in Japan as the Safari and as the GQ Nissan Patrol in Australia. Ford also sold a re-badged version in Australia as the Ford Maverick; a Chinese clone known as the Yunbao YB2030 was also produced. Production of this generation of the Patrol ended in 1997.

 
This casting is based on a heavily modified short wheelbase Y60 Nissan Patrol meant for hill climb racing. It features an open hood with exhausts poking out of it and a similar livery to the Nissan Maxima Drift Car, also designed by Dmitriy Shakhmatov.