Sell your old Redlines to someone who loves them as much as you did.

Look at the tires. A thin red stripe means it's a Redline, from the early years, and I buy those whether they were played with or kept clean.

Plain black tires mean a later car. Anything from the 1980s or newer, NASCAR and Treasure Hunts aren't what I buy.

Not sure what you have? Text me one photo of everything laid out and I'll take a look, or run the three quick checks first.

Most sellers (about 95%) are paid up front by PayPal or Venmo, before they ship anything. You see the money first.

If you'd rather be paid another way, I pay the same day your cars are delivered.

For collections of $10,000 and up, I come to you and pay cash or by wire transfer on the spot, whichever you prefer.

I do. When I pay you, I include the postage plus extra to insure the package, so it costs you nothing. You box up the cars and take them to the post office.

If a package is ever lost, a claim is filed with the post office: you keep your money and the insurance reimburses me. Nobody takes a loss.

I buy vintage toys from 1968 through 1976:

• Loose Redline Hot Wheels, played-with or clean.
• Sealed blister packs.
• Sealed track sets.
• Rrrumblers and Chopcycles.
• Johnny Lightning cars.

Some 1977 cars still came with red stripes, and I buy those. Their bases are dated 1976 or earlier.

I don't buy NASCAR, Treasure Hunts, cases, blackwalls (plain black tires, 1977 and later), or anything from the 1980s or newer.

There's no minimum. Small groups sometimes hide a rare car, so send photos of whatever you have.

If a collection is too small for me to buy, you still get a value and advice on how to sell it.