Mazda 787B JSPC 1991
Mazda 787B JSPC 1991
Estimated delivery between 21 September, 2026 and 23 September, 2026
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The Mazda 787B was a legendary Japanese sports prototype that competed in the JSPC (Japanese Sports Prototype Championship) in 1991. This particular model represents the iconic rotary-engined machine that became a watershed moment in motorsport history when it won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1991, making it the first and only Japanese manufacturer to claim overall victory at the French endurance classic.
This Pop Race model captures the 787B in 1:64 scale as a detailed diecast replica. Pop Race is known for producing highly accurate Japanese domestic market models, and this release honours one of Japan's most significant racing achievements.
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Pop Race is a premium line of die-cast cars designed for collectors, emphasising precision detailing, authentic racing-inspired designs, and display-quality craftsmanship. These models are not toys, they're meant for collecting, showcasing, and appreciating the artistry of miniature cars, making them perfect for enthusiasts who value both style and quality.
