top of page
Light on Concrete Wall
Search

It's time to start spreading Holiday Cheer! And because I'm so excited to see you visit my site, I'm offering you 20% off any item(s) as a one-time thank you gift!


Use promo code NewClientsRogue68 and claim your savings today!


We offer high-end collectible Redlines Hot Wheels,


The highly-desirable Super Treasure Hunt Hot Wheels,













And we're building up our inventory of 1980s and 1990s Hot Wheels.

















Find something you like? We'll give you 20% off the listed price! One coupon per client, please.


And once again, Thank You!


3 views0 comments

-- Hot Wheels Redlines 1968-1977 --


This was the first group of cars Hot Wheels released in 1968, including Custom Camaro, Custom Mustang, Deora, Custom Eldorado, Beatnik Bandit and Custom Cougar.


The second release in 1969 feature some highly desirable models, like Custom Police Cruiser, Custom AMX, Classic '32 Ford Vicky, Custom Charger and the Volkswagen Beach Bomb. The Grand Prix Series also debuted in 1969.

1970 was the final run of Grand Prix cars, and the first run of the Spoilers Series, which included Light My Firebird, TNT-Bird, Heavy Chevy, King 'Kuda and Nitty Gritty Kitty. It was also the debut of the Heavyweights Series.

While 1971 was the last of the Spoilers, it was the introduction of AMX/2, Jet Threat, Bye-Focal, Grass Hopper, Olds 442, Cockney Cab, Strip Teaser, T-4-2, S'Cool Bus, Classic Cord and others.


1972 was thin on new models, but they were pretty amazing: Funny Money, Ferrari 512s, Open Fire, Mercedes-Benz C-111, and those rear engine funny cars of Mongoose and Snake.




1973 saw the debut of less common models, like Double Header, Sweet 16 and super valuable Superfine Turbine. It was also the year of the Shell Promo. These were cheaply made cars, but today, they are highly desirable.


The Flying Colors series saw the last of the original redlines cars. But there were a lot of great models from these years, like Baja Bruiser, Rodger Dodger, Backwoods Bomb, Gremlin Grinder, Monte Carlo Stocker, Torino Stocker, and many more.



32 views0 comments

Of Vintage Hot Wheels Click the Nomad to see my Hot Wheels inventory!


Since Hot Wheels first hit the shelves in 1968, I've been passionately collecting these timeless treasures. Remember the thrill of owning a Custom Police Cruiser, a sleek Custom Mustang, or the iconic Classic Nomad? Those memories remain vivid, and now you can relive them with me. Discover a curated selection of these beloved toy cars on my Hot Wheels page! Explore our extensive collection and uncover fantastic deals on your favorite classics. Visit today and reignite your love for Hot Wheels!

0 views0 comments
1
2
bottom of page