Mail Call from Charlie in Oregon!
Awesome collection just arrived in the mail from Charlie in Oregon! A full 100-car lot, and it’s packed with great variety!
1973- Hiway Robber
The 1973 Hot Wheels Hiway Robber is a fun example of how the Redline era was evolving in the early ’70s. Originally released as The Hood in 1971.
Mail Call from Michael in Mississippi!
Just received a still-sealed Mail-In Club Car Kit in the mail from Michael in Mississippi — and this is one of those pieces that immediately grabs a collector’s attention.
1973- Ferrari 312P
The 1973 Ferrari 312P is a great example of Hot Wheels reusing a strong racing casting while making key updates.
Mail Call from Peter in Indiana!
Collection just landed from Peter in Indiana — 21 Redlines added to the shelves. Including A couple highlights that really stand out are a nice Apple Green Charger and a Hot Pink Eldorado.
1973- Dune Daddy
The Dune Daddy rolled onto the scene in 1973, right in the middle of Hot Wheels’ transition years. It’s a classic dune buggy casting that perfectly captured the off-road craze of the early ’70s,
Mail Call from Mike in Texas!
Big thanks to Mike for this awesome 30-car pickup that just landed. A really solid mix, with a sweet over-chrome Boss Hoss and a sharp red AMX stealing the spotlight.
1973 Buzz Off
The Buzz Off is one of those castings that perfectly captures the experimental side of early Hot Wheels.
Mail Call from Gregg in California!
Collection from Gregg in California! 40 cars total and every one of them is very nice. Huge thanks to Gregg for a smooth deal and a great mix of Redline history.
1973- Double Header
1973 Double Header. Designed by Larry Wood, the Double Header was a one-year-only casting, making it one of the tougher 1973 Redlines to track down. It’s instantly recognizable by the twin jet engine
Mail Call from Dustin in Idaho!
40 Redlines with a really fun mix of castings. This collection includes a great group of rescue-themed cars like the Police Chief Cruiser and Paramedic Van.
1973- Alive 55
1973 Alive ’55 — a great example from Hot Wheels’ transition year. Based on the 1955 Chevy Nomad, this casting was a renamed version of the earlier Classic Nomad.
Mail Call from Troy in Wisconsin!
Collection mail day from Troy in Wisconsin! This box is packed with Flying Colors and Super Chromes, and it’s a great snapshot of the later Redline era.
1973 Redlines: The Shift from Spectraflame to House Paint
1973 was a turning point year for Hot Wheels Redlines and a fun one to collect. It marked the end of the Spectraflame era and the start of enamel paints, often called “house paints.”
Mail Call from Troy in Utah!
Mail call from Troy in Utah! 24 Redlines total, with a standout clean Magenta Custom Charger. The Custom Charger debuted in 1969 and is based on the Dodge Charger concept styling of the late ’60s.
1972- The Side Kick
The Hot Wheels Redline Side Kick is one of the most creative and interactive castings of the Redline era. Released in 1972, the Side Kick features a sleek, low-slung design with a heavy metal body.
Mail Call from Daniel in Florida!
MAILCALL from Daniel in Florida! A big 77-car Hot Wheels Redline collection just arrived by mail, and it’s a beauty. The variety and condition really make this one stand out.
1972- Open Fire
Spotlighting the Hot Wheels Redline Open Fire — one of the most unique castings from the original era. Designed as a stretched, wild custom version of the AMC Gremlin.
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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.