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I had these laying around and finally decided to take pictures of them and post them so here we go.
You will be seeing more cars like this, i just got interested in collecting old Hot Wheels and Match Box and other old brands i can find.
1st image - 1973 Hot Wheels
2nd image - 1988 Hot Wheels
3rd image - 1979 Hot Wheels
4th image- 1987 Hot Wheels
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Hot WheelsWhen Mattel launched Hot Wheels in 1968, its biggest diecast-metal-car comp…
did u know that some where on the hot wheels car there is a 4 digit number that if u had the hot wheels book it will tell u what year and what type of wheels color and all u might have to flip turn and look real close to find them and some u will not be able to find must r on the plastic wind sheild not sure if u can find those number on here
Thanks FineLines
Nice photos! Well loved, but very cool!
Nice photos! Well loved, but very cool!
stefdesign - Thanks.
Thanks stonesfan1