CHASE! Nissan Skyline GT-R (R32) Widebody Jonsibal Designworks x GReddy #32, Tarmac Works
Nissan Skyline GT-R (R32) Widebody Jonsibal Designworks x GReddy #32 – Chrome Chase Tarmac Works | MiJo Exclusives Limited Edition | Chrome Chase | 1:64 Scale | T64G-061-GDY Features Chrome...

Nissan Skyline GT-R (R32) Widebody Jonsibal Designworks x GReddy #32 – Chrome Chase
Tarmac Works | MiJo Exclusives Limited Edition | Chrome Chase | 1:64 Scale | T64G-061-GDY
Features
- Chrome Chase Edition: Special chase variation featuring a highly reflective chrome-finished body in place of the standard painted body
- Jonsibal Designworks Widebody: Custom widebody styling gives the R32 an aggressive, low-slung tuner appearance
- GReddy #32 Livery: Blue, teal, yellow, and white GReddy graphics remain visible across the chrome body with detailed sponsor markings
- MiJo Exclusives Limited Edition: Special collector release produced for the MiJo Exclusives lineup
- Deep-Dish Wheels: Detailed wheels and low-profile rubber tires complement the exaggerated widebody stance
- Large GT Rear Wing: Oversized rear wing and extended aerodynamic components reproduce the Jonsibal Designworks treatment
- Detailed Interior: Race-inspired interior detailing is visible through the windows
- Collector Packaging: Presented on a display base inside special MiJo Exclusives blister packaging
This special Chrome Chase edition of the Tarmac Works Nissan Skyline GT-R (R32) Widebody combines Jonsibal Designworks styling with the unmistakable GReddy #32 livery and a highly reflective chrome chase finish. Produced as a MiJo Exclusives Limited Edition, this is the harder-to-find chase variation of the standard release.
The Nissan Skyline GT-R R32 became one of Japan's defining performance cars after its 1989 debut. Its RB26DETT twin-turbocharged inline-six, ATTESA E-TS all-wheel-drive system, and extensive motorsport success established the R32 GT-R as an icon of Japanese performance engineering.
This Tarmac Works release takes the R32 in a custom direction through Jonsibal Designworks widebody styling and classic GReddy graphics. Number 32 markings, deep-dish wheels, an oversized rear wing, extended bodywork, and detailed sponsor graphics give the model a distinctly Japanese tuner-inspired appearance rather than recreating a specific historical race car.
The Chrome Chase transforms that design with an exposed-looking reflective chrome body treatment while retaining the GReddy graphics and other identifying details of the standard release. The dramatic finish makes the wide fenders, body lines, and aerodynamic components particularly prominent and clearly distinguishes this chase from the regular version.
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Common Collector Questions and Answers
What makes this version a Chrome Chase?
This is the chase variation of the Tarmac Works GReddy #32 R32 release, distinguished by its highly reflective chrome body treatment while retaining the recognizable GReddy graphics.
Who is Jonsibal Designworks?
Jonsibal Designworks is the automotive design studio of Chris Jonsibal, known for custom vehicle concepts, widebody designs, and automotive artwork.
Is the GReddy #32 R32 based on a historical race car?
No. This release represents a custom Jonsibal Designworks interpretation of the R32 GT-R using GReddy-inspired racing graphics rather than reproducing a specific historical competition car.
Why is the R32 Skyline GT-R significant?
The R32 GT-R achieved major success in Group A touring car competition and helped establish the modern GT-R's reputation for advanced all-wheel-drive technology, turbocharged performance, and motorsport dominance.