My son who is 3 loves your videos! Especially the oldie but goodies treasure finds. He puts his toy cars in a shoe box or tote play your videos and dig his out one by one and talk about the car. I like watching them as well seeing all the die cast I guess where we watch them over and over every day
Elastic bands tend to get dry fast.The hearses look great but the '57 Cadillac Eldorado and the '59 Eldorado Woodie are the highlights for me.I also enjoyed the older vehicles.Thanks for showing all of these!
There are so many "most satisfying" videos on youtube but they don't satisfy anywhere near as much as watching you crack open a 34 year old Hot Wheels. Even more so when the card is in minty condition. Thanks for the videos. You make me want to go hunting.
Thanks for watching and commenting, and I'm glad my cracking video inspires you to go on the hunt for these awesome collectibles. It really is a most satisfying hobby, isn't it? Thanks again, and happy hunting!
Guitarded And Broke I know right? I love seeing these massive hauls and him cracking open both old and mew pieces! I actually did a eBay search on those HW Collectibles/100% after this!
Free The Piece!! I love it when you crack diecast and the variety of your hauls fuels the collector imagination. I cannot tell you how many times I have hunted something on eBay that I saw on your channel. O Dawg you rock!
Thanks Lamar! You rock also my friend! And I should have asked for permission to use your famous saying "free the piece", but because I watch so many of your videos it just kinda slipped out! In your honor my friend!
Those lowriders!!! I have some Revell LRs,wich are great and very well detailed, but those HWs!!! Amazing, love how it has a pivot point, really well designed! Glad to see you've picked up some Majorettes, they're cool huh? Over here In Belgium we also get 'em and I really like 'em. It must be even cooler for you as they make cars you've probably never heard about before... Like the C4 Cactus and the Twingo :)
Amazing. Always such a treat to watch your videos, admire your acquisitions and learn from you. Thanks buddy, and look forward to further videos. Best wishes from the Team Of Three at DCTV.
WOW!! Worth the wait man. I don't think there's one rig there I didn't like. Hard to pick a favourite. Those lowriders are pretty special. The green tinted windows on the 100% HW hearse are madness! I reckon the Peterbilt truck is a dead ringer almost for the one in "Duel" the movie, tho' the tank is a trailer in the original flick. Killer haul mate and plenty o' play time ahead, cheers from Oz, Rod [ps: very stylish vid as usual my good fellow' and cant' wait for the unboxing of the M2's and others]
All the best for Christmas to you and your family brother, hope you have a blessed holiday, keep up the stellar work and hey, let's be safe out there! Cheers, Rod
Cool video, I especially like the hearses. There's at least one more variation of the 1963 hearse, I have one that's a customised Halloween issue with the same five spoke wheels and tyres as on the Mercury woody. The blue car in the Voodoo Highway box set might well be based on a Tucker.
LMAO! There was a hint of Crazy Guy lurking in the end of this video, I usually need a bit of my special drink to open up minty 30+ year old Hot Wheels. Somehow I abstained on rarest of the cars, thank goodness!
Man I've been looking for a road flip out and a crack ups hot wheels for so long I remember having a couple when I was a kid. I even had the zed one and the slammer I also had some mini van flip out. And I would go crazy with your collection.
I wish Hot wheels brought back the 100% line, I would so be more interested in searching them out as I am more into my detailed authentically scaled stuff these days. They would be practically scalp free!!
I take it you found some Majorettes locally since there are at Canadian Wal-Marts now? From what I've heard, there is effort to bring them to the states, and I do think it is possible, but we will see. Also, nice to see some new M2! Been a while since I picked up an M2, but, that's because Wal-Mart has been slow in stocking them lately.
Majorettes are awesome, I have been meaning to make a video on them, and I shall soon! Thanks for watching, and your comment! Hope you can find some in the USA!
wtffor Definitely great models! I definitely hope we do get em, cuz there's quite a few I wouldn't mind having! Also, I think you should know that there's a Canadian postal vehicle along with several USPS vehicles, coming next year, as Greenlight got the license for that :).
That Peterbuilt Tanker Truck looks pretty close to the condition I've seen it in at Value Village thrift stores. I lost mine from when I was a kid, would love to add one to my collection and I don't need mint, but the only two I've ever seen at Value Village were in very, very played-with condition, where I was tempted to buy them but passed. I think they were both missing the rubber hoses, if either one had had the hoses, I'd probably have gone for it. The one I really want the most is the Shell one from the early 1990s and that one may be a rare eBay buy for me eventually. Also the one from the 1980s with the generic Railroad (?) company tampos (re: the one I actually had). I'm thinking the Peterbuilt Tanker Truck may be one of the most "solid" mainline Hot Wheels cars ever made with the metal tank instead of chromed plastic, the way Hot Wheels does tanks today even for premium releases.
I really miss the Hot Wheels 100% series from back in the days when Mattel sold that sort of super-premium release at retail and not just as RLC exclusives that you have to pay through the nose for on the RLC site itself or through the nose plus markup on eBay. :-/ Also, another advantage of the 100% Hot Wheels series was that you didn't have to be a paid member of a ridiculously hard to get into online collectors club to be able to buy them at retail if you didn't want to pick through the remainders once they hit the non-members part of the site.
26:15 Since you're showing off a military vehicle you got in a baggie from Value Village, I should probably mention the military-themed baggie I found a few weeks ago; had some mid-1970s Hot Wheels Redlines in it including the somewhat desirable Olds 442 "Staff Car" as well as the Military Police "Super Van" and another one from the same set, I forget what it's called offhand but it has a truck front and treads in rear and a pivoting gun on top. I'm in Ontario too, but they also have Value Village in the United States (I believe it actually started in San Francisco), known mainly as Savers down there although it's still VV in some States, and Value Village also operates a handful of stores in Australia.
I’ve been chasing that white “Camaro Wind” Flip Out at a somewhat reasonable price for over two years now. There has been one on eBay for $250 the entire time but I have not seen another one yet.
Must be a rare car, it might just be worth $250 ... if I didn't have one I would be just as hard on the hunt, and I think I was at one time but got a bit lucky with mine. It still cost me some $$ though.
I'm Canadian, maybe my accent sounds funny to you. I remember the Aries well, my uncle Bob had one. Then he bought a K-Car that talked. Now I have a talking 1984 Nissan 300ZX that I drive in the summers. In Canada, we pronounce Nissan "Nee-San".
I agree... it was a bit of a spontaneous action, but then again I don't intend on selling my collection in my life time, so for the next 60 years or so I won't have enough room to store cardboard and plastic for every car I buy from now until then. At present I have over 55,000 cars...
Dam that's a lot! I know a Collector in Dannevirke New Zealand that has over 8,000 in his personal collection and he's been collecting since the 70s (he did stop a few years ago though.)
Great haul video! Many of the 100% Hot Wheels are actually based on real cars too! I have a few of them but have never been able to bring myself to open them up, even though the rotten elastics make them look pretty poor. I was wondering if you have any advice as to how to liquidate a collection of a few hundred die cast cars (from old redlines through to new premium cars)? I don't want to piece them off on Ebay as I would rather sell them as a lot-but it is next to impossible to post enough detailed pictures on websites. Any tips? Thanks!
Oh no! Are you exiting the hobby? If so, sorry to hear that. I have no recommendations as I have never sold more then a handful of cars, all on eBay. That's where you will get top dollar, however it is time intensive.
Thanks for the quick reply O-Dawg. No I am not completely exiting the hobby rather I have a lot of cool stuff that just sits in boxes that I'm either reluctant to open (like those 100%s or the Ferrari line from a few years back) or don't have display space (I've seen too many yellow blisters to display them in the packaging), most importantly I bought a real life redline (1966 Jaguar 3.8S, with redline tires!) that needs some TLC so I'm sacrificing the under-appreciated part of the collection to fund the Jag!
instead of having the cases on the walls, he could have pegs so he could hang all the cards with cars in them.... then he wouldn't have the excuse of storage space.
Mine is a 1984, technically it was built in 1983 just as Datsun became Nissan... as mine has both badging. I do have many models of the car, it was quite popularly produced from numerous brands and diecast companies!
It is nearly complete from 1974 to 1994, about 95%. The final cars are very difficult to find as they are all rare models. Funny you ask though (I know it has been a while since I did a video on the Wall)... but I just bought a hoard of rare Hot Wheels the other day and am awaiting their shipment from eBay. When I get them, I will do a Wall update! Stay tuned!! Thanks for your comment, happy Holidays Justin Cuevas!
My son who is 3 loves your videos! Especially the oldie but goodies treasure finds. He puts his toy cars in a shoe box or tote play your videos and dig his out one by one and talk about the car. I like watching them as well seeing all the die cast I guess where we watch them over and over every day
Elastic bands tend to get dry fast.The hearses look great but the '57 Cadillac Eldorado and the '59 Eldorado Woodie are the highlights for me.I also enjoyed the older vehicles.Thanks for showing all of these!
There are so many "most satisfying" videos on youtube but they don't satisfy anywhere near as much as watching you crack open a 34 year old Hot Wheels. Even more so when the card is in minty condition. Thanks for the videos. You make me want to go hunting.
Thanks for watching and commenting, and I'm glad my cracking video inspires you to go on the hunt for these awesome collectibles. It really is a most satisfying hobby, isn't it? Thanks again, and happy hunting!
Guitarded And Broke I know right? I love seeing these massive hauls and him cracking open both old and mew pieces! I actually did a eBay search on those HW Collectibles/100% after this!
Free The Piece!! I love it when you crack diecast and the variety of your hauls fuels the collector imagination. I cannot tell you how many times I have hunted something on eBay that I saw on your channel. O Dawg you rock!
Thanks Lamar! You rock also my friend! And I should have asked for permission to use your famous saying "free the piece", but because I watch so many of your videos it just kinda slipped out! In your honor my friend!
wtffor Free The Piece belongs to everyone bro!✌
Great haul! That low rider is awesome! Perfect mix of old and new stuff!
Super set of vehicles, thanks for sharing. Those hearses are so cool!
LoL! “..I’ve also just increased the population of mint opened cars..” Savage! 😎
Awesome Video the longer you make em the better!!! you have an immaculate collection of diecast memorabilia thanks for sharing 😁👍🏼👍🏼
I cant wait for the second part of this vid, another quality work mr, thank you for share your cars with us
Those lowriders!!! I have some Revell LRs,wich are great and very well detailed, but those HWs!!! Amazing, love how it has a pivot point, really well designed!
Glad to see you've picked up some Majorettes, they're cool huh? Over here In Belgium we also get 'em and I really like 'em. It must be even cooler for you as they make cars you've probably never heard about before... Like the C4 Cactus and the Twingo :)
I have some Revell LR's too, at the time of filming I couldn't remember who made those! Thanks man!
So cool I love the woody van
Amazing. Always such a treat to watch your videos, admire your acquisitions and learn from you. Thanks buddy, and look forward to further videos. Best wishes from the Team Of Three at DCTV.
Thanks guys! I really appreciate the support!
once again awesome stuff. Love those Cadillac hearse.
Awesome cars, Majorette Silverado and F150 are very cool trucks, but hard to find in USA, thumbs up!
WOW!! Worth the wait man. I don't think there's one rig there I didn't like. Hard to pick a favourite. Those lowriders are pretty special. The green tinted windows on the 100% HW hearse are madness! I reckon the Peterbilt truck is a dead ringer almost for the one in "Duel" the movie, tho' the tank is a trailer in the original flick. Killer haul mate and plenty o' play time ahead, cheers from Oz, Rod [ps: very stylish vid as usual my good fellow' and cant' wait for the unboxing of the M2's and others]
Thank you for the very supportive and appreciated comment my friend, I try to make my vids slick as possible, and I'll get you the M2 vid soon!
All the best for Christmas to you and your family brother, hope you have a blessed holiday, keep up the stellar work and hey, let's be safe out there! Cheers, Rod
Wow nice haul bro best vintage stuff.
Thank you!
Cool video, I especially like the hearses. There's at least one more variation of the 1963 hearse, I have one that's a customised Halloween issue with the same five spoke wheels and tyres as on the Mercury woody.
The blue car in the Voodoo Highway box set might well be based on a Tucker.
Man thoses 2 Hot Wheels Hearses looks amazing! That Pete tanker need a litte restoration job too! :)
The Hearses are still on my Wish list lol
I love these videos, thank you.
Informative as always! What happened -Crazy guy drank your special drink? Open it! Open it! Kidding of course. Can't wait for the next video!
LMAO! There was a hint of Crazy Guy lurking in the end of this video, I usually need a bit of my special drink to open up minty 30+ year old Hot Wheels. Somehow I abstained on rarest of the cars, thank goodness!
Those Crack-Ups work the same as 'Battle Action He-Man' and 'Skeletor' and that Peterbilt tanker has 2 move able hoses that slide out from the rear.
Damn… I didn’t realize Michael Douglas owned that much Hotwheel cars. ;-)
LMAO
Those hursts take the cake i need to get one
I think that the Voodoo Triclops car would look cool in black !
I would love to see them produce another line with this level of detail. In the same price range as M2 and greenlight.
Love the lowriders man.
Love that Caddy.
Man I've been looking for a road flip out and a crack ups hot wheels for so long I remember having a couple when I was a kid. I even had the zed one and the slammer I also had some mini van flip out. And I would go crazy with your collection.
I wish Hot wheels brought back the 100% line, I would so be more interested in searching them out as I am more into my detailed authentically scaled stuff these days.
They would be practically scalp free!!
I take it you found some Majorettes locally since there are at Canadian Wal-Marts now? From what I've heard, there is effort to bring them to the states, and I do think it is possible, but we will see. Also, nice to see some new M2! Been a while since I picked up an M2, but, that's because Wal-Mart has been slow in stocking them lately.
Majorettes are awesome, I have been meaning to make a video on them, and I shall soon! Thanks for watching, and your comment! Hope you can find some in the USA!
wtffor Definitely great models! I definitely hope we do get em, cuz there's quite a few I wouldn't mind having! Also, I think you should know that there's a Canadian postal vehicle along with several USPS vehicles, coming next year, as Greenlight got the license for that :).
Thank's for this Vidéo , Cad Woodie's very fantastic . Merci j'adore la cadillac Woodie
Just love it!
Lots of cool Cadillacs in your latest video !
work in those lowriders is cool as golden jacks
wow.! that car on 32:50. I had that when I was a kid.. was my brothers. when he was a kid.! wow.! wish I knew where that was. haha
That Triclops looks to be based on a Tucker Torpedo
I believe you are correct!
Hey don't forget about showing your old matchbox collection! I am still waiting to see it! 👌
I won't, I've got lots to video, but I do need to prioritize the Matchbox soon.
That Peterbuilt Tanker Truck looks pretty close to the condition I've seen it in at Value Village thrift stores. I lost mine from when I was a kid, would love to add one to my collection and I don't need mint, but the only two I've ever seen at Value Village were in very, very played-with condition, where I was tempted to buy them but passed. I think they were both missing the rubber hoses, if either one had had the hoses, I'd probably have gone for it.
The one I really want the most is the Shell one from the early 1990s and that one may be a rare eBay buy for me eventually. Also the one from the 1980s with the generic Railroad (?) company tampos (re: the one I actually had).
I'm thinking the Peterbuilt Tanker Truck may be one of the most "solid" mainline Hot Wheels cars ever made with the metal tank instead of chromed plastic, the way Hot Wheels does tanks today even for premium releases.
I really miss the Hot Wheels 100% series from back in the days when Mattel sold that sort of super-premium release at retail and not just as RLC exclusives that you have to pay through the nose for on the RLC site itself or through the nose plus markup on eBay. :-/
Also, another advantage of the 100% Hot Wheels series was that you didn't have to be a paid member of a ridiculously hard to get into online collectors club to be able to buy them at retail if you didn't want to pick through the remainders once they hit the non-members part of the site.
26:15 Since you're showing off a military vehicle you got in a baggie from Value Village, I should probably mention the military-themed baggie I found a few weeks ago; had some mid-1970s Hot Wheels Redlines in it including the somewhat desirable Olds 442 "Staff Car" as well as the Military Police "Super Van" and another one from the same set, I forget what it's called offhand but it has a truck front and treads in rear and a pivoting gun on top.
I'm in Ontario too, but they also have Value Village in the United States (I believe it actually started in San Francisco), known mainly as Savers down there although it's still VV in some States, and Value Village also operates a handful of stores in Australia.
I’ve been chasing that white “Camaro Wind” Flip Out at a somewhat reasonable price for over two years now. There has been one on eBay for $250 the entire time but I have not seen another one yet.
Must be a rare car, it might just be worth $250 ... if I didn't have one I would be just as hard on the hunt, and I think I was at one time but got a bit lucky with mine. It still cost me some $$ though.
Nice toys
The 82 Aries is pronounced Air-ease. I figured the car was probably much older than you. Great video !
I'm Canadian, maybe my accent sounds funny to you. I remember the Aries well, my uncle Bob had one. Then he bought a K-Car that talked. Now I have a talking 1984 Nissan 300ZX that I drive in the summers. In Canada, we pronounce Nissan "Nee-San".
Wish they would do a 100% montezooma lowrider.
You know, you can use acetone to open these packages in most cases, instead of destroying them. It was painful to see you crack those Crackups out lol
I agree... it was a bit of a spontaneous action, but then again I don't intend on selling my collection in my life time, so for the next 60 years or so I won't have enough room to store cardboard and plastic for every car I buy from now until then. At present I have over 55,000 cars...
wtffor
I hear ya.
Dam that's a lot! I know a Collector in Dannevirke New Zealand that has over 8,000 in his personal collection and he's been collecting since the 70s (he did stop a few years ago though.)
I like Fleetwood
cool
And Cadillac Woodie
Great haul video! Many of the 100% Hot Wheels are actually based on real cars too! I have a few of them but have never been able to bring myself to open them up, even though the rotten elastics make them look pretty poor. I was wondering if you have any advice as to how to liquidate a collection of a few hundred die cast cars (from old redlines through to new premium cars)? I don't want to piece them off on Ebay as I would rather sell them as a lot-but it is next to impossible to post enough detailed pictures on websites. Any tips? Thanks!
Oh no! Are you exiting the hobby? If so, sorry to hear that. I have no recommendations as I have never sold more then a handful of cars, all on eBay. That's where you will get top dollar, however it is time intensive.
Thanks for the quick reply O-Dawg. No I am not completely exiting the hobby rather I have a lot of cool stuff that just sits in boxes that I'm either reluctant to open (like those 100%s or the Ferrari line from a few years back) or don't have display space (I've seen too many yellow blisters to display them in the packaging), most importantly I bought a real life redline (1966 Jaguar 3.8S, with redline tires!) that needs some TLC so I'm sacrificing the under-appreciated part of the collection to fund the Jag!
The wight Hers is the one that ELVIS was carried in wen he died
awsome cars where do you get them
instead of having the cases on the walls, he could have pegs so he could hang all the cards with cars in them.... then he wouldn't have the excuse of storage space.
But then it would look like I was living in WalMart, and I wouldn't be able to see all my cars. :)
Owen, what year is your Datsun? I think I have it in Matchbox SuperFast
Mine is a 1984, technically it was built in 1983 just as Datsun became Nissan... as mine has both badging. I do have many models of the car, it was quite popularly produced from numerous brands and diecast companies!
I have the Tomica Himedic Ambulance akso !
It's really cool, isn't it?!
It sure is !
When's part 2?
I just learned what rapper mean when they say “ima put em in a hers” 😂
dude where do you get that cadillac hearse is cool
eBay
8 year watching
have you got the ghostbustrs ecto 1
hey are you ever going to complete the hot wheel wall
It is nearly complete from 1974 to 1994, about 95%. The final cars are very difficult to find as they are all rare models. Funny you ask though (I know it has been a while since I did a video on the Wall)... but I just bought a hoard of rare Hot Wheels the other day and am awaiting their shipment from eBay. When I get them, I will do a Wall update! Stay tuned!! Thanks for your comment, happy Holidays Justin Cuevas!
I have 5 of those Bonnie police cars. I see all of yours have red light bars.Only one of mine are red the others are blue. Whats up with that?
The red light bars are found on the reproduced Ertl cars of the early to mid-2000's... the blue light bars indicate an original 1980 Ertl Bonneville
Excellent. Thanks for the info. Made me happy to know 4 of them are that old. Happy collecting.
Dude I thought I had a decent collection , but I am just a small fish in a big pond compared to you and some other people on here
Dude when you die there is going to be one heck of an Estate sale...unless all that just gets pitched in a dumpster..great stuff though.
Imagine, what a dumpster find that would be!!! :)
What about all those white Police cars? What are they?
Those are 1981 Pontiac Bonneville cars made by ERTL, fairly new actually but a re-release of the original car from the Dukes Of Hazzard tv show
Why wouldn't you show them?
why do they have to call them 100% hotwheels!!!?
90 % hotwheels
10% matchbox
Nope.
MrWolfSnack just a joke
It says voodoo triclopse
Sorry I accidentally voice typed just trying to like the video
All my friends know the low rider
The low ride-r is a little higher
Nast one
howe do i get a video recorded.
Where in Ontario do u live in
100th commet
Yo
once you take the diecast out of the jewel case it ain't worth much. no one wants it once you put your filthy mitts on it lol.
Everything I touch turns to gold.
wtffor lol
I got M2 toys police chase green light nypd damage movie of 1970 the blue bothers
Wtffor
Fantastic video! Great to see them in the package and even better opened and up close. Very nice haul!