Hi Dave, I am 61 vintage! Loving the cars, brought it all back! Batmobile, Go, go, go, experimental car, all of them, a flashback to childhood! Magic. Thanks, Martin. 🇬🇧
Hi, I grew up with hot wheels and matchbox cars, I have a bigger collection of matchbox cars now, I keep mine in vintage carrying cases, only have a few hot wheels, I'm putting together a played with sweet 16 case now...
Hi Dave... a lot of us Hot Wheels guys remember having a Batmobile... I think you should do a Husky, Corgi, Corgi jr. Batmobile, Batboat & travail Er, Batcopter video. I’ll bet not many know of all the difference between them...Thanx..!!!
Thanks for the note. I never have more that one or two Batmobiles at a time. I do a video when I do get one and then someone talks me out of the Batmobile. I was half way planning to keep this one with the gray wheels but again someone asked for it and I said $99 in hopes they would say no but they bought it. The gray wheel model does seem to be very scarce. What do you think?
@@HotWheelssalgeyardcustoms Hello - I prefer to deal in Mint in Box but I do have lower cost Matchbox with reproduction boxes that are in decent shape see this page: toycarcollector.com/matchbox_1_to_75_new_boxes.htm Typically anything that is worn is combined into a lot for say 10 models for $30 to $60. Thanks!
Awesome Camaro my friend!!.....best line of 2024 so far....."if you buy this car from someone....cause your not buying this one"....killer line dude lmfao......
You shouldn't need to remove the wheels to realign if you are using it properly, even with the large wheels.. but it's hard to explain in text. Used properly it won't jeopardize the bearing nibs. You are doing way too much prying, which is prone to making the nib pop off of the axle. IF that were to happen, you can extract the bearing from a good wheel to preserve the wheel.
Usually the best cars are displayed in my collection at least for a while. You never know when something you might like will appear on my website. toycarcollector.com/new.htm
I always hope there's a #37 Coca-Cola Truck, but that's a rare model for some reason. I used to live on Coca-Cola Road before, and it's my favorite Matchbox car.
Hi Dave, what's the best way to clean spectraflame HWs? Just decades of exposure to dirty air and fingerprints. Will 70% alcohol harm them? And should they be waxed in some way to preserve them better? Thanks for your videos.
For used old hot wheels I just wash them in the sink with dish soap. Shake them off, wipe dry and put on a floor heater vent if you have one. A good breeze of warm air to completely dry. Wax is not recommended but I have been wanting to try some of that new detailing spray. I would only do that on low value redlines and any regular new hot wheels.
YAY !!! Its the first time I've seen a T-4-2 in one of your collection reveals !!!
Hi Dave, I am 61 vintage! Loving the cars, brought it all back! Batmobile, Go, go, go, experimental car, all of them, a flashback to childhood! Magic.
Thanks, Martin. 🇬🇧
Hi, I grew up with hot wheels and matchbox cars, I have a bigger collection of matchbox cars now, I keep mine in vintage carrying cases, only have a few hot wheels, I'm putting together a played with sweet 16 case now...
Hi Dave... a lot of us Hot Wheels guys remember having a Batmobile... I think you should do a Husky, Corgi, Corgi jr. Batmobile, Batboat & travail Er, Batcopter video. I’ll bet not many know of all the difference between them...Thanx..!!!
Thanks for the note. I never have more that one or two Batmobiles at a time. I do a video when I do get one and then someone talks me out of the Batmobile. I was half way planning to keep this one with the gray wheels but again someone asked for it and I said $99 in hopes they would say no but they bought it. The gray wheel model does seem to be very scarce. What do you think?
What price do you have on the snow trac ?
@@HotWheelssalgeyardcustoms Hello - I prefer to deal in Mint in Box but I do have lower cost Matchbox with reproduction boxes that are in decent shape see this page: toycarcollector.com/matchbox_1_to_75_new_boxes.htm Typically anything that is worn is combined into a lot for say 10 models for $30 to $60. Thanks!
@@toycarcollector thank you I look forward to doing a lot of business with you in the future I have looked through your inventory and I really like it
Awesome Camaro my friend!!.....best line of 2024 so far....."if you buy this car from someone....cause your not buying this one"....killer line dude lmfao......
Beautiful Camaro!
I have a complete set of 1968 matchbox cars in a dealer display and a played with sweet sixteen
Cool Collection Dave ! Incredible Camaro ! Thanks for Posting ! Happy New Year !
Nice cars!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not sure but Acura TL was touring luxury. Great little collection! Hope you feel better soon!
Was wondering about the tootsie toys I have a mountain load as I’m in my 60’s just kept them along with all my hotwheels enjoy your channel!
You shouldn't need to remove the wheels to realign if you are using it properly, even with the large wheels.. but it's hard to explain in text. Used properly it won't jeopardize the bearing nibs. You are doing way too much prying, which is prone to making the nib pop off of the axle. IF that were to happen, you can extract the bearing from a good wheel to preserve the wheel.
22:35 - deep dish mags a plus on that purple Deora.
I enjoy from beginning to end.. that Camaro is a piece of art in a 1/64 scale... do you sale those pieces?
Usually the best cars are displayed in my collection at least for a while. You never know when something you might like will appear on my website. toycarcollector.com/new.htm
❤👍🏻!
Oh man! I want that Bat Mobile! Grandma bought me that one back around 1970 in Haxtun, Colorado. Is it for sale?
I always hope there's a #37 Coca-Cola Truck, but that's a rare model for some reason. I used to live on Coca-Cola Road before, and it's my favorite Matchbox car.
I actually have quite a few of the Coke trucks. Send me an email or text and I will send you a picture.
28:25 - the solid gray wheels are a Husky give away.
22:10 - came in green and blue... blue is more rare.
Speaking of "rears of cars"... I think I see the rear of a super desirable Olds 442 (top left corner of screen) at 28:55.
Hi Dave, what's the best way to clean spectraflame HWs? Just decades of exposure to dirty air and fingerprints. Will 70% alcohol harm them? And should they be waxed in some way to preserve them better? Thanks for your videos.
For used old hot wheels I just wash them in the sink with dish soap. Shake them off, wipe dry and put on a floor heater vent if you have one. A good breeze of warm air to completely dry. Wax is not recommended but I have been wanting to try some of that new detailing spray. I would only do that on low value redlines and any regular new hot wheels.
motor cycle was made by Brittons
sorry that should be Britains