O collectors market sees a gold mine in simple objects you can have in your home. This also applies to Hot Wheels cars.
This is one of the most famous toy brands in the world, with several products licensed throughout its 55 years of existence.
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Throughout its history, the company has produced toys on a large scale, but also had models in edition. limited, mainly to cater to an audience that likes to collect items and not just play with them. they.
Some of these models can be extremely rare and can reach very high values for being incredibly rare. Do you not have one of these in your house? Look carefully through the drawers – maybe you can secure some good cash.
5 Incredibly Rare Hot Wheels Cars That Are Worth Good Money
Rear-loading Beach Bomb from 1969
Perhaps this is the Hot Wheels car that is worth the most money on the collectors' market. It is estimated that this pink Beach Bomb can reach the value of US$ 175 thousand (almost R$ 800 thousand!).
The explanation is that this is a prototype of the company and never had an official launch. Therefore, it is very difficult to find it – hence its rarity. Also, only two cars in this lineup were made in pink.
Red Baron with white interior, 1970s
This one is not that rare. After all, if you grew up playing with Hot Wheels cars, at some point you had a Red Baron in your collection.
However, since its launch, most models came with its black interior. Only a few came out with a white interior, so those are rare and exclusive.
Collectors can find some for as little as $3,500 (approximately R$17,000).
1968 Over Chrome Mustang with watermelon red interior
Mustangs are a Hot Wheels trademark, aren't they? It can be said that this model is the flagship of the company. One of them, one mustang chrome with its watermelon red interior is considered extremely rare.
That's because only two of them were produced. After the Beach Bomb, this is the best-selling cart on the list (and even then, it's not even close): it's worth US$40,000 on the collector's market, approximately R$140,000.
Brown '31 Woody, 1969
Woody is also a very popular model on the production lines of Hot Wheels. There are some variations of the model: with white, brown and champagne interiors.
There are also models with a wrinkled or smooth upper part, and with some details on the tires. The Brown Woodys, that is, the vehicles of this line in brown color are extremely rare.
Only 100 are believed to have been made. The price? US$ 8 thousand – more or less R$ 39 thousand.
About the 1968 Lime Green Chrome Camaro
Camaros are also another “stamped sticker” car from the company. This model, in some custom colors from 1968, can fetch up to $3,000.
However, this line of olive green cars, in particular, is very rare and can fetch a whopping $25,000.
The reason? This model was not made for sale, but as a promotional edition. Only 20 were made!
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