
Hot Wheels '67 Camaro (Redline Series)
This is a vintage Hot Wheels '67 Camaro, likely from the original 'Redline' series, identifiable by the distinctive red pinstripe on the tires. The die-cast model features a metallic orange (often referred to as 'Antifreeze' or 'Copper' in Redline collector terms, though 'Copper' seems more fitting here) paint finish, with two broad white racing stripes extending from the hood over the roof and onto the trunk. A circular white decal with the number '7' in purple is prominently displayed on both side doors. The car has a clear, tinted plastic windshield and a 'pop-up' or 'open' hood feature, revealing a detailed, silver-colored engine block beneath. The interior appears to be light-colored, possibly white or very light tan. Visible condition issues include significant paint chipping and wear, especially on the white racing stripes, around the edges of the body, and on the raised areas, indicating considerable playwear. The chrome bumpers and side exhausts show some loss of plating or tarnishing. The 'redline' wheels themselves appear to be in reasonable condition, though consistent with their age. The overall aesthetic points to an item from the late 1960s to early 1970s, characteristic of the first generation of Hot Wheels cars. The craftsmanship is typical of early Hot Wheels, with good detail for its scale, particularly the exposed engine and interior. It does not appear to have any major structural damage or repairs, just extensive cosmetic wear.
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Estimated Value
$40-70
Basic Information
Category
Die-cast Toy Vehicle
Appraised On
November 18, 2025
Estimated Value
$40-70
Item Description
This is a vintage Hot Wheels '67 Camaro, likely from the original 'Redline' series, identifiable by the distinctive red pinstripe on the tires. The die-cast model features a metallic orange (often referred to as 'Antifreeze' or 'Copper' in Redline collector terms, though 'Copper' seems more fitting here) paint finish, with two broad white racing stripes extending from the hood over the roof and onto the trunk. A circular white decal with the number '7' in purple is prominently displayed on both side doors. The car has a clear, tinted plastic windshield and a 'pop-up' or 'open' hood feature, revealing a detailed, silver-colored engine block beneath. The interior appears to be light-colored, possibly white or very light tan. Visible condition issues include significant paint chipping and wear, especially on the white racing stripes, around the edges of the body, and on the raised areas, indicating considerable playwear. The chrome bumpers and side exhausts show some loss of plating or tarnishing. The 'redline' wheels themselves appear to be in reasonable condition, though consistent with their age. The overall aesthetic points to an item from the late 1960s to early 1970s, characteristic of the first generation of Hot Wheels cars. The craftsmanship is typical of early Hot Wheels, with good detail for its scale, particularly the exposed engine and interior. It does not appear to have any major structural damage or repairs, just extensive cosmetic wear.
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