1969- Splittin Image
1971 Hot Wheels Splittin’ Image — A Redline Original! With its futuristic design, twin cockpits, and massive exposed engine, the Splittin’ Image was unlike anything else on the toy car track!
Mail Call from Greg in California!
Another great Redline collection from Greg in California! This group features some beautiful, clean vintage Redlines, including a standout Hot Pink Seasider!
1969 Hot Wheels Shelby Turbine
1969 Hot Wheels Shelby Turbine The 1969 Shelby Turbine was part of Hot Wheels’ original Grand Prix series, designed to capture the excitement of experimental Indy racing.
Mail Call from Steve in California!
Outstanding blister pack collection from Steve in California! This group features 33 vintage Hot Wheels Redlines, all still sealed in their original blister packs.
1969 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow
1969 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow — British Luxury Meets Redline History Hot Wheels brought a touch of British elegance to the Redline era with the 1969 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow!
Mail Call from Mike in Colorado!
Another great group of vintage Redlines has arrived from Mike in Colorado! 32 cars total, with some standout colors and castings that really steal the show.
1969-McLaren M6A
One of the standout racers from Hot Wheels’ 1969 Grand Prix series, the McLaren M6A was based on the legendary Can-Am race car developed by Bruce McLaren.
Mail Call from Cindy in California!
Mail Call: 16 Vintage Redlines from Cindy in California! A fantastic group of 16 vintage Hot Wheels, all still sealed in their original blister packs.
1969 Mercedes-Benz 280 SL
1969 Mercedes-Benz 280 SL One of the more elegant European cars to join the early Hot Wheels lineup, the Mercedes-Benz 280 SL brought a little luxury to the line up.
Mail Call from Mary in Kansas!
77 vintage Redlines from Mary in Kansas! A great variety of colors and classic castings in this group, with 77 cars spanning the iconic Redline era.
1969- Maserati Mistral
1969 Hot Wheels Redline Maserati Mistral One of the sleekest European cars in the early Redline era, the Maserati Mistral was introduced by Hot Wheels in 1969.
Mail Call from Jack in Massachusetts!
Collection from Jack in Massachusetts! 18 vintage Redlines with some great cars in the mix.
1969- Lotus Turnine
Built like the future. Powered by a turbine. The 1969 Hot Wheels Lotus Turbine was inspired by the radical Lotus 56 Indy car, which used a Pratt & Whitney gas turbine engine and four-wheel drive.
Mail Call from Ron in Virginia!
82 vintage Redlines from Ron in Virginia! This is the kind of group that really shows off what made early Hot Wheels special. Spectraflame colors, redline tires, sharp details.
1969- Lola GT 70
The 1969 Lola GT 70 is one of those early Redlines that perfectly captures what made the original Hot Wheels lineup so special.
Mail Calk from Ted in Texas!
Nice collection from Ted in Texas! 28 cars total, with some great examples in the mix. The standout has to be the two Deoras, both still with their original boards — a fantastic find.
1969- Indy Eagle
1969 Hot Wheels Indy Eagle One of the original open-wheel racers from Hot Wheels’ 1969 Grand Prix Series, the Indy Eagle was designed by Ira Gilford.
Mail Call from Bob in Idaho!
Check out this awesome collection from Bob in Idaho! 28 cars with some seriously standout colors and castings.
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1969- Splittin Image
1971 Hot Wheels Splittin’ Image — A Redline Original! With its futuristic design, twin cockpits, and massive exposed engine, the Splittin’ Image was unlike anything else on the toy car track!
Mail Call from Greg in California!
Another great Redline collection from Greg in California! This group features some beautiful, clean vintage Redlines, including a standout Hot Pink Seasider!
1969 Hot Wheels Shelby Turbine
1969 Hot Wheels Shelby Turbine The 1969 Shelby Turbine was part of Hot Wheels’ original Grand Prix series, designed to capture the excitement of experimental Indy racing.