Hot Wheels Classics is an annual line of Hot Wheels cars first released in 2005. They are marketed towards adult collectors and were originally priced around $3.99 (USD). Each car features a metal base and is released in several different Spectraflame colors. Series 1 was released in 2005, series 2 in 2006, series 3 in 2007, series 4 in 2008, and series 5 in 2009. In 2008 First to the Market
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Only a few of these Hot Wheels cars exist today, and the value can’t be quantified. 1970 Red Baron (with white interior) A German helmet makes up the roof of this car, and it’s also fitted with two machine guns. The white interior is a unique touch that adds value. These Hot Wheels are worth around $3,000 today.
Sold Date. Source eBay. THE FIRST YEAR OF HOT WHEELS REDLINE DIE-CAST CARS 1968This is a complete set of the first 16 redline cars released by Hot Wheels which became one of the greatest NEW toys that filled the shelves in every child's favorite store in 1968.This lot of 16 cars makes the perfect starter set as you begin or simply continue to
Wheels: 6268: Custom Charger Designer: Ira Gilford Production Run: 1960-1971 Note: Produced only in the U.S. The brown version is believed to be a prototype, as it has never been found in blisterpack. This casting remains one of the more popular in the Hot Wheels line, and is seldom picked up on the secondary at "bargain" prices.
metallic orange $175.00. metallic purple $300.00. metallic purple on “European Series” card $300.00. metallic red $300.00. metallic yellow $300.00. Click on the red car to see a picture.*All prices for Mint Car in Mint Package. Loose mint cars are approximately 25-50% of listed value. #6250 '32 Ford Vicky metallic antifreeze $200.00
