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I hope the picture quality is better. These are my Redline's and Rally Case from when I was a boy. In 1966 and 1967 racing Redline's was something me and my friends did just about every Saturday. We would hook up length after length of Hot Wheel orange track with a real high starting point and loops and... well it was a blast. I was going to pass these on to my grandson but...I bought him new ones instead lol. I can't wait to race him!
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Hot WheelsWhen Mattel launched Hot Wheels in 1968, its biggest diecast-metal-car comp…
I've lost my case but still have a few of these same one's...hard to part huh ???
The Red Baron! One of the greatest redline Hot Wheels of all time!