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This car was the center of the 1966 tv show Batman and when hotwheels finally got the license to make the car there was a mistake made in the productin of the car where 200 of them were made with 5 holed wheels making the car rare.
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Id like to know if anyone has any of these rare finds and if they have sold any of them and if and where they did.
There is one on eBay right now...
yes i know that why u interested in getting one
The one on ebay has the Lambo style round hole wheels. They are asking $569..
Be careful on eBay. There is a guy from New Jersey selling a lot of these. He was either lucky finding them or they are fake. I don't want to accuse, but this type of variation is SIMPLE to fake.
thanks for the warning but i think i put up the wrong pic here so im going to have to delete it
they also have ones with mess in the grill and some with out it . yalll collect treasure hunts to