#HOT WHEELS REDLINE 1968 SERIES#

Original designer Harry Bradley designed 11 of the first 16 cars, but was reassigned within Mattel for other endeavors when it was thought the Hot Wheels product. A total of 16 cars were issued, including models of 1:1 customizers Bill Cushenberry and Ed 'Big Daddy' Roth. All HK Camaros have door-lines depicted on the sides of the car. 1968 Hot Wheels Redline USA Custom Mustang Red Black Int Estate Fresh Survivor. In all actuality, the 1968 Hot Wheels issues hit the shelves in late 1967. You might also enjoy our Hard Rock Hot Wheels Set. 1968 Hot Wheels Redline Custom Cougar, Hong Kong, Kid Sanded w/ Brown Interior. The HK version of the Custom Camaro had blue-tinted plastic windshield glass, a stamped detailed base with a gas tank and exhaust with side pipes, four square holes showing the suspension wires for the wheels, various interior colors and a black steering wheel. The Red Deora 1968 Hot Wheels is a unique item that makes the perfect gift for collectors. wheel, silver painted engine, silver plastic int., red-tint window, 5sp b. In 2003 for their 35th Anniversary, Hot Wheels came out with a full-size Deora II built by automobile designer, Chip Foose. The customized design of the Deora is based on the 1965 compact Dodge A100 pickup but with the top of the back section chopped off. In addition, the Red Deora 1968 Hot Wheels comes with a matching collector’s tire button and it has the “Mattel Inc.

#HOT WHEELS REDLINE 1968 SERIES#

Issued in 1968 and on a yellow card, this item is part of the very first Hot Wheels line from the Exclusive Series II Vintage collection. A Redline Hot Wheels car is one that was manufactured within the first ten years of production, 1968 to 1977. This collectible item is a Hot Wheels Redline diecast 1:64 scale model of a deep metallic red Deora with both a USA-made plastic yellow and red surfboard in the back.

Hot wheels redline 1968