Hot Wheels 2010 Race World Super Van Ambulance 1:64 Scale

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Green & light green ectoplasm on sides, rear, & hood; Ghostbusters logo on sides & rear; 14th Nationals logo on hood Detailed signal lights on sides, random white letters in grid on sides, N highlighted. "MATTEL", "HOTWHEELS CARS" "SINCE 1968" on sides There were 16 toys in this line, however series/bag numbers #4, #8, #12, and #16 are intentionally omitted from this table because they were a keychain clip toy launcher, a Hot Wheels keychain, a Hot Wheels stopwatch and binoculars.

Led Zeppelin II" on sides with album graphics on sides & rear. "The Brown Bomber" on rear with blue California "LOTALUV" rear license b. yellow, as a, red, center stripe, blue and white hospital design, bw, Mal. City Hospital Sto and Go set (1990) 5 – 7 Specialty: With a side-mounted exhaust, sunroof, and V8 engine, this hot rod rescue makes the fastest first response! Super Van was first featured in the 1975 Flying Colors series. It was first issued with two different tampos on each side. Originally, Super Van was cast with the option of not having any side markers, but all later castings have side markers. The glass color changed throughout the life of the casting.

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White Oogie Boogie on sides. Orange & Red Dice, with Light Blue graphics with Heart, Club, Diamond, Spade, & face on sides Flying Customs graphics, Hot Wheels logo, light red & light yellow flames on sides; red stripe wraps around onto rear; "30YEARS" on rear California license plate; painted headlights & front turn signals Veronica, Archie & Betty deco on sides, Archie Comic logo on roof, Blue & White stripes on sides & roof

There was really only one true Hot Wheel in the "Totally Toy" holiday 8 piece set. That was the '57 Chevy Tatoo Machine. Red, orange, & yellow flames on sides, "Brian Fitzgerald" autograph on top, "YWDNTU" on front & rear California license plates, painted headlights, front turn signals, & side markers Series/bag numbers #1 through #8 and the Under 3 Toy are intentionally omitted from this table because they were Barbie dolls and a steering wheel.These cars all featured built-in LED lighting, implemented in different ways and in various colors. They could be turned on and off via a simple slide switch on the chassis of the car. Unfortunately due to the age of these cars and the conditons they can endure, the batteries often are dead.