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14-01-2011, 11:41 PM
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This is my kind of thread. I have a little over 3500 Hot Wheels. Here in the States they are 96 cents apiece, during Christmas some places had them for 49 cents. My new favorite is the 72 Gran Torino in Green or Red. I also love the 73 Falcon XB in yellow and Blue. I have alot of Red Line Hot Wheels from the early 70's. I will try and post some pics later.
would like to see your 70's red lines, i was given lot them as a child. the red baron, beatnik bandit, whip creamer, paddy wagon and others. i remember having a ute that had a launch ramp on the back that had a plane attached that would take off as the car would scream down the orange plastic track. |
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