Weekly featuring - Datsun 240z..

Some info from Hot Wheels Wikia..

"The Datsun 240Z is a Hot Wheels casting based on the real car of the same name and was recreated in 1/64 scale by Hot Wheels designer Phil Riehlman.

2007 Fun Fact #80 of 180: Did you know that in 2004 Sports Car International named this car the number 2 sports car of the 1970's, beating out some well-known, high-end performance exotics? "

Some cool info up there..I started to collect these casting a few years back.. Got my first hand on the White Datsun..
Later the other variations comes piece by piece..
The most expensive would e the Modern Classic Series..
Have yet to complete the whole variations, I think there is like a piece or two still missing..
Anyway, enjoy the pics..

2006 First Edition.. my first Datsun 240z..

2006 First Edition

2006 First Edition - Kmart Collector's Day Exclusive..

2007 Hot Wheels Racing

The First Edition Trio.

Rear view.. Classic Old skool sports car..

2008 Modern Classic series..

Rear view.. Comes with Metal base..

Spectraflame blue.. Nice..

2011 Treasure Hunts . No # 12/15

Carded and loose... as usual..

Nice design, awesome tampo..

Top view.

Side view..

Plastic and rubber wheels..

Jon Imai's signature at the rear..

Rear view..

A bit detailing on the rear lights..

The Datsun 240z group.

The family..

That's all folks..

Cheers..

Week #32 - 2 parcels and some loose

Last week, not much activity as kinda busy with work
But during mid-week, received a parcels from a fellow collector in Brunei
A few months back, I have requested him to custom some Mini with Austin Powers tampo..
Surprisingly, he raok me some cars...

Enjoy the pics..

Some old skool Matchbox..

Another old skool Matchbox.. awesome stuff.

Custom Austin Powers Mini Coopers..

Another parcel from H-Hobby Diecast..

Greenlight '77 Pontiac Firebird

Loose purchases @ Uptown Shah Alam..

That's all folks..

Week #31 - And the hauling continues....

As the title says, the hauling continues..
Some for me and some for other collectors...
And right now I'm realizing that almost every week, there would be at least a single Dairy Delivery rolling into my garage..
Anyway, enjoy the pics y'all..

Hot Wheels Classic..

Close-up view

Close-up view

Close-up view

Close-up view

Yes.. This is for me.. :)

From the Crazed Clown Series.. Short Card..

All time favorite.. '69 Ford Mustang

2011 Cars of the Decades..

For customizing..

A trade with another HWCM member..

Ames Exclusive series.

Close-up view.

Rear box close-up.

Four brothers came in loose...

These trio decide to roll in also..

A birthday gift..

I will create another entry for the loose cars..

More pictures and history on them..

To be continue..

That's all for now..

Cheers...

Weekly featuring - '55 Chevy Panel

Recently received this '55 Chevy Panel as a gift from Sinclair..
Start to collect this casting a few months back and goin slow with it due to the casting is hard to come-by and a bit pricey..

Some info about the '55 Chevy Panel from Hot Wheels wiki.
The '55 Chevy Panel made its debut as #37 2006 First Edition. It quickly became popular with both Collectors and Customizers. The First Edition '55 Chevy Panel is Metal Flake Blue with a metal body and metal unpainted chassis, and has "Hot Wheels Chopper" on the sides with an opening rear door that reveals a Chopper inside that pulls out.
2007 Fun Fact #30 of 180: The '55 Chevy Panel was the heaviest model of 2006, weighing over 80 grams.

Enjoy the pics..

Close-up for the card..

'55 Chevy Panel , Neo Classic Series. 

I always set them loose... 

Side view..

Close-up..

I like the rear view.. Artistic..

Front top..

The motor is still in plastic wrapped.. :)

It has the same color scheme too..

I love this casting..

My '55 Chevy Panel familia...

That's all folks...

Treasure Hunts 2011 - #5/15 - Studbaker Avanti

Just another entry on the 2011 Treasure Hunts series, the Studebaker Avanti


Some info from Hot Wheels Wiki..


The Studebaker Avanti was a sports coupé built by the Studebaker Corporation at the direction of its president Sherwood Egbert between June 1962 and December 1963. It has been described as "one of the more significant milestones of the postwar industry", gaining iconic status with enthusiasts and collectors


Manage to get  my hands on these casting..
Not really into them casting... Looks kinda funny to me..
Anyway, enjoy the pics..

Carded..

Carded and loose...

Profile view...

The color is not appealing, and the wheels too...

Such a simple design..No attraction there...

Rear view...

Top view..

That's all folks..