hey I've been collecting hot wheels for ever and my folks got rid of my original hot wheels ..im like you I hit the garage sales idont like to scalp people either but I love the feeling when I can just look at car red line and some in mint condition...keep it up ..im wondering if restoring the red lines with help from John at the redline shop and I may ruin a few red lines but I want to get their color paint back to vibrant shine.. any opinion on restoring...cesar from Chicago
Very good buy seems like the peeping bomb pays for the whole thing. I think your twin mill is an olive fade and your torero is magenta. I'm not trying to say you're wrong about stuff but I've been doing this for a while and the condition of most of those I see for sale that shows for $5 to $15 a piece or lower. That's probably about 80% of that stuff unfortunately. The one that says the hot ones is a Target exclusive Chase.
Thank you I’m a big fan of the peeping bomb, and thanks for the info! I had no idea the aero flash was a target exclusive chase, super cool! I’m not to worried about the value, I honestly love old beat up hot wheels. I wish I could get my hands on more.
I have a bunch of old hot wheels from when my dad was a kid in the 70s. I’d be willing to sell them too you. I’ve binged about 4 of your videos so far and have enjoyed it so you seem like you would appreciate the cars more than I do
Your Ford j-Car is an original Sweet 16. The most valuable one in that collection. 45 bucks would have been fair. you got a great deal at $25. Also the Tow Truck used to have larry's home phone on the side panel. They removed it because he kept getting annoying calls to his home. Great collection of cars. Thanks for sharing.
Hey, im a bug fan at 12 years old, and i would REALLY love that peeping bomb in my little collection. Is there any way i could buy it off you? Please :D
Man, seriously... In such bad condition, these cars are pretty worthless. Exception would be this enamel pink Peepin' Bomb (1973) which would get $300 if mint loose, possibly $75 here. As for Hot Wheels production, it was USA 1968-1971, HongKong 1968-1986, Malaysia 1982-now, India 1989-1999, China 1992-now, not to mention brief periods of production in Mexico, France.....
Didn’t know Redlines were only made in US and Hong Kong, very informative video! Love it!!!
WHAT A STEAL!!!!! Nice find! 👍🏻
You can a wheel straightener and repro wheels at brightvision
Great pick up!
Thank you! Super happy with the cars! I am giving them a good bath and putting them in the display case.
Redlines!
hey I've been collecting hot wheels for ever and my folks got rid of my original hot wheels ..im like you I hit the garage sales idont like to scalp people either but I love the feeling when I can just look at car red line and some in mint condition...keep it up ..im wondering if restoring the red lines with help from John at the redline shop and I may ruin a few red lines but I want to get their color paint back to vibrant shine.. any opinion on restoring...cesar from Chicago
Very good buy seems like the peeping bomb pays for the whole thing. I think your twin mill is an olive fade and your torero is magenta. I'm not trying to say you're wrong about stuff but I've been doing this for a while and the condition of most of those I see for sale that shows for $5 to $15 a piece or lower. That's probably about 80% of that stuff unfortunately. The one that says the hot ones is a Target exclusive Chase.
Thank you I’m a big fan of the peeping bomb, and thanks for the info! I had no idea the aero flash was a target exclusive chase, super cool! I’m not to worried about the value, I honestly love old beat up hot wheels. I wish I could get my hands on more.
What I do is buy big collections just for certain cars that are in it and then I sell the rest so I've gotten pretty used to pricing things.
Score on that pick up!
I have a bunch of old hot wheels from when my dad was a kid in the 70s. I’d be willing to sell them too you. I’ve binged about 4 of your videos so far and have enjoyed it so you seem like you would appreciate the cars more than I do
Thank you! Are you local to FL?
@@ShawnNicklaus I’m actually in North Texas
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I'm in California, pretty cheap shipping from Texas, I'd be interested in buying!
@@Mojorising1328 lets make it happen!
that tow truck has the designers Larry Woods real phone number on it
Your Ford j-Car is an original Sweet 16. The most valuable one in that collection. 45 bucks would have been fair. you got a great deal at $25. Also the Tow Truck used to have larry's home phone on the side panel. They removed it because he kept getting annoying calls to his home. Great collection of cars. Thanks for sharing.
Do you know how to clean the rust off the axles
The original Red Barron only came in red spectraflame red and enamel red
The pink one paid for all of them put it on Ebay you might be able to get 50 $ the rest are pretty rough good little score.
I collect, these won’t be going up for sale! 😃
Good pick😊
Hey, im a bug fan at 12 years old, and i would REALLY love that peeping bomb in my little collection. Is there any way i could buy it off you? Please :D
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Man, seriously... In such bad condition, these cars are pretty worthless. Exception would be this enamel pink Peepin' Bomb (1973) which would get $300 if mint loose, possibly $75 here. As for Hot Wheels production, it was USA 1968-1971, HongKong 1968-1986, Malaysia 1982-now, India 1989-1999, China 1992-now, not to mention brief periods of production in Mexico, France.....
Didn’t know Redlines were only made in US and Hong Kong, very informative video! Love it!!!