RARE HOT WHEELS FOUND? Could it be?
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- When I got the call about this small collection I almost could not believe the story that the seller had. Then he sent me pictures and I just got so excited. Naturally since the cars he had were so scarce I had to have them.
So did were they the Rare Store Display cars from 1968? Were they as nice as the photo preview? Join me now and see!
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Thanks for having the loose cars . I have bunch, get flack for it .but I like em
Me too! If ya don't 'em outta the package, how can you really get to know them? 😊
OK, so they aren't exactly mint. But as a collector myself, I can tell you they can easily be sold no problem. There are new collectors that just want a complete set of Sweet Sixteens, regardless of whether they're mint or not. It's just my humble opinion...
Sure!
Oh boy another video too watch with the volume off again 😄😄😄
You should also turn off the video. Thanks for watching for the last time.
Seriously, unless you paid thousands you shouldn't have expected mint original redlines. If you don't appreciate them, I'll give you what you paid for them happily so you can get your money back. DM me if you want to sell them.
You do realize this is youtube which is basically television and my show is reality TV right? Everything is based somewhat on a true story.
My name is Robert Hirst. When I lived in Florida many years ago I used to buy off of you, through catalog. Late 80s early 90s. I took your word and your grading system and I was never disappointed. I was watching your store display reveal, I've been collecting for a long time and I got a few cars I've been collecting, not nearly as nice as yours 8 and up, on a tens scale. Because there's there's no photographs or very few to go by on the store display to determine which colors were the real colors. Now I'm missing the mustang the bug the Camaro the the T-Bird and the barracuda. But the ones I have are nines and I'm happy about that, . It's too bad no one will make a copy and sell it of the display itself. It's good to watch your video es, makes you feel good on . Have a great day and good hunting
Well hello again! The store display was such a deal when it came out at just $500. Many folks parted out the cars right away and got$1500 just for the cars. The displays sold on eBay without cars for $300. The display with cars has been as high as 3500 and no cars 800. They made only 1500 of them. I would be curious how many have just been put away? I bet a third have been parted out. The cars arr awesome!
@@toycarcollector David, you're talking about the new ones, I was talking about the old ones The originals,
Mint condition when you've seen and held 100,000 examples is a completely different perspective than someone who has only seen and held 35 examples. It took me years of holding 165,000+ coins to understand what a MS67 really should look like.
very very light coats of spectra-flame pink ... one of the hardest shades i found to get right.
They may not be mint, but they are very good in my opinion. All the parts are there and unbroken! Great candidates for restoration!
Awesome 🥰👍🏾
Redline Mustang looks Salmon color, brown Camaro still cool, the rest oh well still fun to have. I use a tune up tool repop one to straight out the axle.
Very great! Go Dave! Nice grab!
Store display Hot Wheels rule. Many of those cars were faded from being in store windows for months.
The store display Deoras are always a lighter Aqua, I finally found one. Sometimes the surf boards were glued on, but I don’t know if that was factory or the shop owners doing it. They glued the hoods, so..?
Dr Mint had a store display Custom Mustang that was almost totally faded in a mauve color.
I remember that car. Completely faded with one side lighter than the other. Just can’t remember if he sold it to me or I sold it to him.
Worst diecast unboxing video ever.
@@dougdemsko2730 youre one to talk, wheres your unboxing videos?
@@AIDANJEREPsst!... He ain't got none.
Brown Camaro DrGusGreenfield approved!
Thought you said they were good in any condition !
They are good in any condition, but lesser ones are less valuable that better ones, as with everything in life! Enjoy the videos!
My aunty bought me a suitcase full of Matchbox and hotwheels cars when i was a kid most of them go buried in the backyard.
Boy you are whinny! I started collecting Match box before there were Hot Wheels. There are some very cool MB's. I restore Hot Wheels and Match Box and I'd say you got a load. Folks like you drive the prices up. Get a wheel tool from Redline Shop, makes it easy to fix wheels.
Amen
Like the mag glasses
Didn't see my main question addressed: rare store displays..what does that mean as far as the cars' configuration? Early variations? The T-bird roof was not painted; was that part of it? If the only difference here is their post-mfg environment, faded & glued etc., wouldn't make them rare to me. Thanks!
When HOT WHEELS 1st came out my dad bought 20 cars 10 of each to play with and the other 10 duplicates of each were stashed away for sure I do remember the Red Barron because my name is Baron the rest I'll have no clue as to what they were. Every time I bought a HOT WHEELS car MATCH BOX or Johnny Lighting I always bought 2 cars. As for HOT WHEELS, OH BOY! I had no love for the TRACK because if I didn't get the belt then it was a piece of the track so I threw the track in the garbage can.
I like the video I'm looking for the first boneshaker do you know where I can get 1
First you have to figure out which variation was the first one. I love the bone shaker and had about 30 of them until recently when I liquidated all my newer hot wheels. The Bone Shaker is one of the most popular models to collect. Oh now that I think of it look on eBay for "Hot Wheels Bone Shaker FIRST EDITION" that should do it.
Just hold out for a mint brown hood 😂
I have two 12 car rally cases, with 19 cars from 68-69, I've had since new. I was pretty easy on my toys as a kid, they're not mint, but not far from it. I've always been curious as to what they might be worth.
Email me pics and I might be able to give you an idea toycarcollector@gmail.com
I will do that, thank you
I actually have the Mustang, but I've always referred to the color as watermelon. Bought it in a collection where the seller put the case on the floor and took the picture from full standing height. Worked out great for me. 😜
You've rubbed off on me ...
I'm getting more picky
Thank You Dave
stop watching then..if you're getting this whiny you're better off.
😂🤣🤣😂🙄
Very nice!
Mad love to the group from Craig church love you all
Recently my love for Hot Wheels was executed. My house was robbed. I'm 62. Been collecting HW since 1968. Among my losses they took a large portion of my cased redlines and black walls. And sigh my complete heavy weights. They left me with 1987 and up. I just dont have the energy, time, or the funds to start again. So I'm dumping what's left at our up coming yard sale. Should I separate by year, model, or condition?
Wow as a very serious collector I'm very sorry for your loss ,I can imagine how crappy it feels
Yea it hurts.
THEY ALL LOOK GOOD TOO MY
Love this video!
I collect hot wheels and matchbox, none of mine are these old ones I buy them from stores in my area and Walmart but I love my collection one day I’ll set up my collection properly and maybe display it
Check out CarneyPlastics.com for really nice display cases that all the collectors love. 108 car case is the most popular. NOTE: do not mount any display cases directly on an outside wall of your home. If you have to be sure to extend it from the wall. You do not want the cold to get to the cars and bring moisture.
Hey mr dave long time viewer...i have a question for you ...i have a magenta custom charger and it has overspray on the engine and i have seen that pointed out in ebay descriptions but i have no idea what the significance (if there is any) of it is please try to explain ty for your time sir
I have no idea why some think a paint error is a feature and not a flaw. I like beautiful redlines so that does not appeal to me. Does make a conversation piece I suppose.
I don't know why you're disappointed I think all those cars are cool 👍👍👍😎. I don't know I think that barracuda was cool. Maybe because I own one. In real life 🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍.
Yoooo bro You got 1 of the sweetest sixteen 🤩😍
Why are all the wheels bent?
Rough handling at some 👉. Possibly caused by the super charger car shooter.
I have all of these in my collection and hundreds more that have been mine since I was about 3 years old and I keep them in a vault. These OG hot wheels are easy to find, if you know where to look
Did you rush in to buy them before anyone else and not check the photos closely enough? Pity about all that air in the box.
You have to rush in before someone else rushes in!
I would be interested in obtaining the #HotHeap if you would like to sell it....also love the Mustang.
Let me know. Pat
I have 12 hot wells from the 60’s and a case they came in. Was thinking of listing them on eBay. How do I get the most out of them the fees are high on ebay?
Enjoyed seeing you unwrapping and explaining the cars.
Ebay costs about 14% which is cheap considering if there was no internet and ebay the cars would be $5 a piece. Now most redlines are at least $30 to $60 and way more for the good ones. Email pics to me toycarcollector @ gmail.com
You need to do your homework about the post office
From the video it shows that it wasn’t a post office box but one the customer chose themselves
I think after 33 yeas of mail order I kinda know what I am doing. The problem with any box is that once you go over 12x12x12 the cost sky rockets at the post office and you are better off with UPS. In this case he used a box that was not necessary for this stuff. So because it was over 1,728 cubic inches total (12x12x12) the cost of US Post Office was $30 higher than it needed to be.
some of those that you dont need send them to me plz
Dropping them in the mail to you tomorrow!
What makes them store display models, curious?
Here is a bit more information about the display: toycarcollector.com/hot_wheels.htm
How do you know they're store display?
Because that display was only made for stores
U know you have handled to many cars when your this picky. Tbh I wouldn't want a mint store display car, because it might be fake or not an actual store display. The glue damage is actual a good thing. For example a mint Brown Camaro could have actually come from a blisterpack or track set.
Nice😊
10:10 I'll get some at the next opportunity.
well you got smoked! ! welcome to my world!
So what are the redlines in the video worth?
"They looked better in the pictures", not the first time thats been said.
Sure buying Redlines by mail is similar to online dating. I hear often " they look good for their age" and "I never hit them with a hammer or anything". The struggle continues.
I have the t bird in blue,
Best “comments” section ever!
The whining of this video was a deal breaker. I’d be happy as a lark to have an opportunity to get any of these….ugh
Attitudes change when you have 35 years of collecting experience and have had millions of dollars of Redline Hot Wheels pass through your hands. At that point you are always on the hunt for the finest examples. When making a video whatever I feel at the time is what you get. No fake attitudes will be found on my channel. It 100% organic!
lets gooo
I'm a hot wheel collector and I was wondering how the axles get bent that way
Honestly I am not really sure how they get that way. I was never hard on my cars so they always stayed perfect. It may be that the super chargers had something to do with it. I would like to know how they got that way too!
Might be that a kid played with them crash up derby
Did you pay for mint. !
I always pay based on condition and rarity. With all the information available to anyone today there are no bargains to be had. Plus competition is stiff as there are Hot Wheels collectors everywhere. The only deals I hear of are guys running in to sellers at shows who have not taken the time to look up values. I know a guy who recently bought 3 displays at an antique show for $500 a piece and they are actually worth $5000 to $10k each! I have hit a few scores like that in the past but today it's super rare.
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Yeah like Mecum and Barrett-Jackson that ruined it for everybody. To buy a muscle car.
How much you want for that Mustang?
How can you tell if they are store displays?
The combination of models. Most store displays came with models rarely or never seen in blister packs. I believe the light pink Mustang has never been seen in a blister or not from a display. Also the Brown Camaro which only one in BP has been found. I think possibly the same goes for the Gold T-Bird with no black roof. The Red Barracuda came be found somewhat easier. Some displays have the Ice Blue Cougar. Antifreeze Python seems to be in all the displays and the light aqua Fleetside and Deora. The seller was not really a hot wheels collector, all the cars were given to him after his dad went to a toy fair. I've noticed some variety of color mixes in displays seen on the internet but I think some of that may be due to people switching out cars. Back when displays sold for around $5k you could take out the Mustang or Camaro out and sell them for $1k to $2k each.
Too many commercials...
I scheduled 2 per video only. It’s how you tubers get paid. I have 570 videos over 7 years and I get about $90 a month total. Helps pay for gear. Mostly I do it for fun.
I truly was not trying to b rude... it's just a anxiety thing for me.. inpatient,..
IM IN GRESHAM< YOU ARE IN PORTLAND ,YOU GOT A STORE??? I TOLD MY WIFE I WAS GOING TO COLLECT 1,000 LOSE HOT WHEELS OVER THE SUMMER...I WENT OVER MY GOAL OF A FEW EXTRA HUNDRED,,,,,I DID IT AND IT WASN'T HARD..."WANA KNOW HOW?????? ***CATER***
I WANT A SWEET 16 SET
No store just a collector and mail order seller. What are you collecting? Have you been to the Milwaukie area there are two stores down there that sell Hot Wheels. The Dusty Tiger on McLaughlin and the Soda Fountain Collectible store in downtown Milwaukie. There are no honey pots to be found in Portland as I think every other guy is a Hot Wheels Collector!
I would buy some...message me
Just stop by my website, everything for sale is listed with pictures. Newest listings are on the Whats New Page.