If you’re going on a heist, best to use a car that’s compact, fast, and above all else quite stylish.
Continue readingHot Wheels: ’67 Camaro (Gone in Sixty Seconds Series 1-Nami)
This car is for display purposes only! I’ll answer as best as I can.
Continue readingHot Wheels: Callaway C-7 (Gone in Sixty Seconds Series 3: Elsie)
This here is Elsie, a magnificent Callaway C-7 and dear lord! I tried to remove it but any attempt would end up snapping in two! Never again will I work on a Callaway C-7!
Continue readingHot Wheels: ’18 COPO Camaro SS (Gone in Sixty Seconds Series 2-Debbie)
A nice touch is the diecast tow hook at the front, painted red for visibility.
Hot Wheels: Corvette C6R (Gone in Sixty Seconds Series 3-Lena)
Rev up your engines because Lena here is itching for a good race! Holy moly, how I hate that film yet Crosshairs and Drift’s alternate modes are the two things I actually enjoyed.
Continue readingHot Wheels: ’70 Dodge Charger R/T (Gone in Sixty Seconds Series 3-Sayo)
This is one barn find that you’ll want for your collection.
Continue readingHot Wheels: Mercedes-Benz 300 SL (Gone in Sixty Seconds Series 2-Ultear)
If you’re going to be a spy, then you are going to need a car that fits with your profession.
Continue readingHot Wheels: Nissan Skyline HT 2000GT-X (Gone in Sixty Seconds Series 1-Ahsoka)
You will find that chrome is a classic choice that never goes out of style.
Hot Wheels: Lancia Delta Integrale (Gone in Sixty Seconds Series 2-Natsumi)
Handling this item, you can immediately tell it’s diecast because of the cool, dense metal.
Hot Wheels: ’64 Nova Wagon Gasser (Gone in Sixty Seconds Series 3-Aiko)
I like how chrome makes this piece look more expensive than it is.