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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Car Culture RWB Porsche 930
449,00 zł
Hot Wheels PREMIUM
Car Culture - Silhouettes
RWB Porsche 930 911
FYN68
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The Hot Wheels RWB Porsche 930 (catalog number FYN68) is a 1:64 scale premium collectible model released as part of the Hot Wheels Car Culture: Silhouettes series. The model is aimed at adult collectors, Porsche enthusiasts, and fans of the Japanese RAUH-Welt BEGRIFF tuning scene.
The RWB Porsche 930 casting was designed by Jun Imai and made its debut in this very release—the 2019 Car Culture: Silhouettes series, as car 4/5. The casting replicates a specific vehicle: the Porsche 930 named "Stella Artois," owned by Akira Nakai, the founder of RWB. It was the first Porsche in history modified by the company, and its name is derived from Nakai's favorite beer brand. The body is finished in matte black, with "RWB" and "RAUH-Welt" lettering on both sides. It features a grey metal chassis, dark tinted windows, a black interior, and rolls on chrome and black RR6SPM wheels with Real Riders rubber tires. The country of manufacture is Thailand.
RAUH-Welt BEGRIFF is a Japanese tuning studio run by Akira Nakai, famous for its hand-fitted, riveted wide-body kits installed exclusively on classic air-cooled Porsches. Nakai personally builds every car, often on-site at the customer's location, which has made RWB one of the most recognizable and "cult" brands in the modern tuning scene.
The original vehicle is the Porsche 930, the first generation of the 911 Turbo, produced from 1975 to 1989. It was powered by an air-cooled, turbocharged boxer engine—initially 3.0 liters, and 3.3 liters from 1978 onwards—delivering between approximately 260 and 300 hp to the rear wheels only. The sudden power delivery of the turbocharger, combined with an engine mounted behind the rear axle, earned the car the nickname "widowmaker," while its wide fenders and large "whale tail" rear spoiler became symbols of 1970s and 1980s automotive culture.
The collectible value of this release stems from the limited production runs of the Car Culture series, the metal chassis, the Real Riders rubber tires, and its status as the debut release of the casting—which also happens to replicate the very first Porsche in RWB history. Models under the RAUH-Welt brand are among the most sought-after by collectors.
FAQ
In which series was the Hot Wheels RWB Porsche 930 FYN68 released?
It is car 4/5 in the 2019 Hot Wheels Car Culture: Silhouettes series, and also serves as the debut of this casting.
What car does this casting replicate?
The casting is based on the Porsche 930 named "Stella Artois," owned by Akira Nakai—the first car ever modified by RWB.
What kind of wheels does this Hot Wheels model have?
The model rides on chrome and black RR6SPM wheels with Real Riders rubber tires.
The RWB Porsche 930 casting was designed by Jun Imai and made its debut in this very release—the 2019 Car Culture: Silhouettes series, as car 4/5. The casting replicates a specific vehicle: the Porsche 930 named "Stella Artois," owned by Akira Nakai, the founder of RWB. It was the first Porsche in history modified by the company, and its name is derived from Nakai's favorite beer brand. The body is finished in matte black, with "RWB" and "RAUH-Welt" lettering on both sides. It features a grey metal chassis, dark tinted windows, a black interior, and rolls on chrome and black RR6SPM wheels with Real Riders rubber tires. The country of manufacture is Thailand.
RAUH-Welt BEGRIFF is a Japanese tuning studio run by Akira Nakai, famous for its hand-fitted, riveted wide-body kits installed exclusively on classic air-cooled Porsches. Nakai personally builds every car, often on-site at the customer's location, which has made RWB one of the most recognizable and "cult" brands in the modern tuning scene.
The original vehicle is the Porsche 930, the first generation of the 911 Turbo, produced from 1975 to 1989. It was powered by an air-cooled, turbocharged boxer engine—initially 3.0 liters, and 3.3 liters from 1978 onwards—delivering between approximately 260 and 300 hp to the rear wheels only. The sudden power delivery of the turbocharger, combined with an engine mounted behind the rear axle, earned the car the nickname "widowmaker," while its wide fenders and large "whale tail" rear spoiler became symbols of 1970s and 1980s automotive culture.
The collectible value of this release stems from the limited production runs of the Car Culture series, the metal chassis, the Real Riders rubber tires, and its status as the debut release of the casting—which also happens to replicate the very first Porsche in RWB history. Models under the RAUH-Welt brand are among the most sought-after by collectors.
FAQ
In which series was the Hot Wheels RWB Porsche 930 FYN68 released?
It is car 4/5 in the 2019 Hot Wheels Car Culture: Silhouettes series, and also serves as the debut of this casting.
What car does this casting replicate?
The casting is based on the Porsche 930 named "Stella Artois," owned by Akira Nakai—the first car ever modified by RWB.
What kind of wheels does this Hot Wheels model have?
The model rides on chrome and black RR6SPM wheels with Real Riders rubber tires.