Mail Call from London in Oregon!
AMAZING collection from London in Oregon! Every car looks like it just came fresh out of the package — unbelievable condition.
1972- Ferrari 512S
1972-The Ferrari 512S was only produced for one year in Spectraflame colors, which makes it relatively difficult to find compared to longer-run castings.
Mail Call From Danielle in Idaho!
Nice collection from Dannielle in Idaho! 45 Redlines in total, with a great mix of colors and castings. A couple of highlights include an antifreeze Custom Charger and a gold Custom Cougar.
Mail Call from Jeff In California!
Mail call from Jeff in California — a great pickup with a couple of standout classics. One highlight is the Hot Wheels Redline Classic ’57 T-Bird, first released in 1969.
Mail Call from Brett in Alabama!
A big mail-day win from Brett in Alabama — a colorful 50-car Redline collection just landed and it’s a beauty. This lot is packed with classic late ’60s–early ’70s favorites, bold Spectraflame colors,
Mail Call from Steven in Utah!
Great collection from Steven right here in Utah! This mail day brought in 28 Redlines, and there are some real standouts in the mix.
Mail Call from Lennis in California!
Check out this incredible collection I just got in from Lennis in California! It’s a huge group of original Redlines, all still sealed in their blister packs.
1972- C-111
The Mercedes-Benz C-111 is one of the most fascinating Redlines ever made.
Mail Call from Kelsie in Indiana!
Mail call from Kelsie in Indiana — a small but mighty collection of 15 Redlines! One standout in this batch is the Ferrari 312P, a sleek casting based on Ferrari’s 1969 endurance race car.
1972- Funny Money
The Funny Money was released in 1972, produced only in Hong Kong. This clever Redline turns an armored car into a full-blown drag racer, combining humor and muscle in classic Hot Wheels fashion.
Mail Call from Chris in Colorado!
Collection from Chris in Colorado! These 1973 “Enamels,” also known as “House Paints,” marked the end of the Spectraflame era.
1971- What 4!
The What-4 is one of Hot Wheels’ most creative Redline designs — built to hold four engines! Designed by Larry Wood and released in 1971 and 1972.
Mail Call from Samantha in Florida!
A fun new addition to the collection — 18 Redlines from Samantha in Florida! This lineup has a little bit of everything, including one of the all-time fan favorites, the Red Baron.
1971- Waste Wagon
Released in 1971 and produced only in Hong Kong, the Waste Wagon was designed by Larry Wood and captures that classic early ’70s Redline creativity.
1971- The Hood
Produced in 1971 and 1972, this Redline is one of the more mysterious and less commonly seen models from the Hot Wheels lineup.
1971–T42
Designed by Larry Wood and based on the Ford Model T Runabout, this creative Redline features a yin-yang design with two front ends and a question mark “?” on each door.
Mail Call from Gloria in California!
Mail Call! A fun collection from Gloria in California! 36 cars and original carrying case! Two that caught my eye are a blue Classic Cord and a Salmon Pink Sand Crab.
Mail Call from Blake in California!
A new Redline collection arrived, this time from Blake in California! Opening these packages never gets old, and this one did not disappoint.
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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.