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Posted 2 years ago
aycockonxion
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Redline Hot Wheels 312P from the Gran Toros series with the original 1970 full page magazine ad for the same item. The ad was removed from the magazine uncut, and the opposite pages feature ads for a Gruntin' Gremlin and Firestone Tires! Whatever kid put the stickers (tampos) on the Ferrari didn't exactly ensure that they were even... but that's ok. A few small paint flecks show some wear on the car, but it looks great compared to most other original Redline Ferrari's I've seen around. Tell me what you think!
Hot WheelsWhen Mattel launched Hot Wheels in 1968, its biggest diecast-metal-car comp…
AdvertisingFrom colorful Victorian trade cards of the 1870s to the Super Bowl commerci…
most of these had there back riped off over the years nice car i have a blue on with no back
Really nice Redline!
I'm starting to frame these old magazine ads for a display. I'm trying to find as many matching ads for the vehicles that I already have. I've also got a number of Texaco magazine ads to frame for a display with the Texaco vehicles.
Thank you for the love Boxlunchkiller, officialfuel, and kerry10456!