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If any of you guys know somebody that collects old school redlines from 1968 and up let me know. Plus i have 70's-80"s-90's and 2000's as well. I have tubs that fit 250 cars in each one,i think i have about 4 of those + 5 packs / snap on hot wheels and alot of other diecast stuff as well. I need to start selling. Way to much to list,way to much lol.
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The Hot Wheels thread.
The 959 in the background of my pic is a "World Class" one. Ive had that since I was a kid. mirror glass is pretty faded, I wonder if theres way to get it all shiny again???
edit: I was sitting here comparing pics and thought, " I remember mine had the writing on the sidewalls too..." Then I noticed the writing on the inside of the tires, I had rotated them a long time ago for that cleaner look :rofl: Ive been modifying cars a LONG time
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Originally posted by ajhostetter View PostI'm with you nowadays. I remember when the axles on the hot wheels were junk, and Matchbox made the good stuff. Seems to be the other way 'round now.Originally posted by flyboyx View Postthats how it was when i was a kid!
But now, Matchbox seems to be owned by the same company as Hot Wheels - Mattel.
I also noticed the newer Matchbox cards have a pic of the actual car instead of just a generic car as well as what looks like a little booklet.
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Got this at Walmart for my 2 year old for Christmas
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Originally posted by kway View PostI'm now a Hot Wheels snob haha.
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Originally posted by ajhostetter View PostAnyone remember Matchbox "World Class"? Those are the first 2. Rubber tires, mirrored windows, and all.
I always loved the detail of the lights, grilles, etc. Didn't remember that they were Matchbox though, I'm now a Hot Wheels snob haha. I would still love to find them though, they were some of my favorites back then.Last edited by kway; 12-07-2016, 11:17 AM.
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Re-hanging shelves in the boys' room after repainting. In addition to the 1:18 scale models I acquired as a kid, I have these...The Bimmer is from the late 70s, before I was borne. The rest I purchased as a kid in the late 80s-early 90s. Anyone remember Matchbox "World Class"? Those are the first 2. Rubber tires, mirrored windows, and all.
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