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Hot Wheels Vintage Diecast Cars, Trucks, and Vans

Vintage diecast cars, trucks, and vans by Hot Wheels are made in various scale ratios and are based on contemporary vehicles or past models. They are often designed by former auto designers. Many collectors are interested in these diecast metal cars because of their faithfulness to the actual vehicle and because of their nostalgic qualities.

The original 16 Hot Wheels cars released in 1968 are often called the "Sweet Sixteen." This initial release was based on contemporary vehicles of the day, with the exception of the Hot Heap, a customized Model-T. The rest of this lineup included the following:

• Custom Camaro: The Camaro was the first Hot Wheels toy car released in 1968.
• Beatnik Bandit: The Beatnik Bandit was based on the real Beatnik Bandit car designed by Ed "Big Daddy" Roth in 1961.
• Custom Corvette: This model came out before the real C3 Corvette that inspired it. It was released as a production vehicle.
• Deora: The Deora is based on a Dodge concept truck, and the Hot Wheels model comes with additional surf boards.
• Custom T-Bird: The T-Bird is based on the 1968 model of this car.
• Custom Mustang: The Custom Mustang has many variations.
• Custom Fleetside: The Fleetside was designed by Harry Bradley and is based on his 1964 Chevy El Camino.
• Ford J-Car: The Ford J-Car was a unique variation of the GT40 racing car.
• Custom Firebird: This Hot Wheels Firebird has a slightly different appearance than the real Firebird of the day.
• Custom Eldorado: The Eldorado is the only luxury car among the original Hot Wheels models.
• Custom Cougar: The Cougar is based on the last year of the third generation of Mercury Cougars. This Hot Wheels model is somewhat rare, with brown being the rarest color available.
• Custom Volkswagen: This toy Volkswagen has the engine in the front.
• Hot Heap: A hot rod Model T.
• Python: The Python is also named the Cheetah.
• Custom Barracuda: Some suggest that Dodge chose very bright colors for its new Challenger because they were inspired by the Hot Wheels Barracuda.
• Silhouette: The real-world futuristic vehicle was hand built by Bill Cushenberry on a 1956 Buick frame.

The main designations for vintage collectible Hot Wheels among hobbyists include the following categories:

• Redlines: These cars feature red pinstripes on the wheels.
• Mainlines: Mainlines are the basic models released since 1995.
• Treasure Hunt Mainlines: These are the more rare Mainlines.
• Super Treasure Hunts: Super Treasure Hunts are more rare than Mainlines.