Welcome Hot Wheels collectors to my channel, where I share my passion for all things diecast and automotive. All videos on this channel are family friendly and suitable for people of all ages. Among the variety of diecast toy car videos I have for you to watch, you will find Stop-Motion animations featuring 1/64 scale diecast cars and trucks, demolition derbys, and so much more! Each month I upload several un-boxing and review videos of the newest and most exciting diecast vehicles, as well as videos featuring my complete 1974 to 1994 Hot Wheels collection. Take a tour of my Hot Wheels Museum, a collection of over fifty thousand small vehicles, with 10,000 of them displayed at any one time in no less then 300 Plano cases mounted to the walls. Thanks for stopping by and be sure to tell your friends about the cool stuff you've seen on my channel. Enjoy the hobby and happy hunting! WTFFOR. O-Dawg
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Random Act Of Kindness MYSTERY BOX arrived on my doorstep from long time viewer in Australia. Thanks Steve!
This heavy box is full of older diecast cars and trucks, with the majority being Matchbox 1/64 scale mint and sealed in packages for nearly 40 years!
Join me for a deep dive into this very generous gift that is full of surprises.
Very recently I watched a number of vintage and rare Hot Wheels Redlines, Alternate Paint Variation, and Spectraflame Hot Wheels pass the auction on a few eBay listings, but one Hot Wheels BLUE SUPERVAN with flames caught my attention in particular. This BLUE VAN appeared at first glance to be the extremely hard-to-find Hot Wheels CUT-OFF CANYON Playset exclusive vehicle included in 1975, the only year that playset was sold with the SuperVan. The listing drew my attention in particular because the condition of the van appeared to be mint, which is very unusual, and the listing was a no-reserve auction which started at one penny, ultimately ending at $880 US Dollars! If this SuperVan was the real deal in this condition, it is very likely it would have sold for over $2000.
I made this video to educate other potential Hot Wheels collectors on the many ways these high-dollar collectibles can be faked or custom built to appear as if they are worth authentic collector prices. Be Warned and BE VIGILENT where you spend your hard earned dollars!!!
In today's video I review a wide selection of 1/64 scale M2 Machines by Castline, showcasing my favorite diecast versions of cars and trucks I love to collect. Although my enthusiasm started out high during the video unboxing of this large collection of vehicles I purchased over the last few months, watch as my disappointment in the quality and construction began to let me down, one truck and car after another. From misaligned and broken parts, to issues with paint, wheels, the overall quality did not meet my expectations as a long time collector of M2 products. Join me as we take a close look at many otherwise excellent models M2 produced this past year of 1970's Dodge and Ford pickup trucks, Fox Body Mustang, Chevy IROC Camaro, Bel-Aire, Plymouth funny car, Datsun, and more! Laugh and cringe as you watch me break one model after another during my review!
Welcome to my diecast collection review! In this video, I'm showcasing my 1/64 scale collection of classic trucks, including the iconic GMC and Chevy Suburban Square Body models made by Greenlight. I'll take you through the details of these meticulously crafted diecast vehicles, highlighting the authenticity and craftsmanship that Greenlight is known for.
But that's not all – I'll also be diving into some early 1990s Ford F-Series pickups, Dodge trucks, and a few other standout pieces that bring back nostalgic memories from the era of rugged, no-nonsense trucks. Whether you’re a diecast enthusiast or just a fan of vintage vehicles, there’s something here for everyone!
Make sure to stay tuned for a closer look at the features and details that make these trucks so special, from the realistic paint jobs to the finely molded interiors. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and leave a comment with your thoughts on these timeless models!
Join me on a wild ride as I dive deep into my massive collection of 2024 Hot Wheels mainline cars!
We'll start with a thrilling trip to the car wash (because my truck needed to be cleaned!), then head to my diecast museum to unveil hundreds of incredible finds I made through last year from the big box stores and local hobby shop.
Get ready for a tour of my Hot Wheels collection, featuring:
* Every 2024 Hot Wheels mainline car I've collected organized by collector series and in order of release, with notes on rarity and treasure hunts.
* Also in my museum - Discover a treasure trove of automotive toy nostalgia as well as how I sort and store the rest of my diecast vehicles not on display.
* A touch of nostalgia - We'll revisit some of my favorite childhood hobbies, including the legendary board game Hero Quest ⚔️ and my cherished vintage Lego sets.
* Preview of what is to come on the channel, including Hot Wheels Team Transport, Matchbox, Mystery Box reveals, and new Greenlight 1/64 scale collections.
This isn't just a Hot Wheels 2024 car review; it's a journey through my passions!
In this nostalgic deep dive, we explore the iconic Matchbox diecast vehicles produced during the years 1971 and 1972, showcasing a variety of models new to the 1-75 Matchbox Collection. We also take a page-by-page look at the original sales catalogues from this period, providing a glimpse into how these cars were marketed and sold.
As we go through these collectible vehicles, we’ll examine the condition of these vintage toys as they have aged, many of which have succumbed to the wear and tear of decades of play. These models, once vibrant and pristine, are now in varying degrees of wrecked condition, reflective of the malaise era, a time when production quality sometimes took a backseat to cost-cutting measures amidst high competition with the new-to-market Hot Wheels cars that were exploding in popularity.
You'll see:
* Close-up views of the 1971-1972 Matchbox cars: From classic cars to trucks, buses, and construction vehicles, witness the charm of these diecast models that were once the pride of many toy collections.
* The original Matchbox catalogues: Flip through the pages of these old catalogs to see the impressive line-ups of vehicles that were available for purchase during the early '70s. Compare the packaging and promotional materials with the cars’ current condition.
* Condition of vintage toys over time: Get a candid look at how the years have taken a toll on some of these once-pristine cars. Dents, paint chips, worn tires, and missing parts tell the story of their long history, showing how the malaise era affected the durability and quality of toys during the 1970s.
* A historical and personal perspective from your hose, O-Dawg, on the "Malaise Era": Learn about how the economic challenges of the 1970s, most notably due to stiff competition from diecast toy competitors, such as Hot Wheels, impacted the production and collector quality of toys, and how this period of cultural shifts influenced the design and durability of items like Matchbox cars.
Whether you’re a collector, a fan of vintage toys, or simply nostalgic for the toys of your childhood, this video offers a unique and fascinating look at the history of Matchbox diecast vehicles and the impact of time on these nostalgic treasures.
Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more vintage toy reviews and historical retrospectives!
Happy Holidays 2024 to my viewers and today I want to celebrate the magic of this season with a Christmas themed review featuring a festive assortment of my 1/64 scale diecast vehicle collection. Rounding out this lot are my 2009 Hot Wheels Holiday Rods, three variations of the Texas Drive 'Em Ford pickup with motorcycles and Santa Clause at the wheel of this 4x4 careening through the snow. And then there is a large assortment of Coca-Cola holiday themed trucks and vans made by M2 and Johnny Lightning, all featuring red paint with white snow flakes as well as some accessories such as plows and snowy Christmas trees.
The star of the show certainly is the M2 Castline produced Christmas Ornament 2-packs, released in 2022. I have three sets to show you including how to remove the cars and trucks from those pesky plastic balls. Of the three sets I have the 1979 Dodge Power Wagons, the 1974 Chevrolette Cheyenne Super 30's, and the 1987 Buick Grand National sets.
Rounding out this holiday video are some real nice cars and trucks from Greenlight, including the Sno Chaser edition of a 1984 Chevy K-10 Scottsdale 4x4, two 1976 Cadillac Eldorado Convertibles, and a 1967 International Scout United States Postal Service delivery truck.
Happy Holidays to all of you, and thanks for all of your comments, and continuing to enjoy this channel, which turned 18 years old today!!!
Black Bandit Series 29 - Full Set of 6 unboxing and my unbiased review of these 1/64 scale diecast cars and trucks produced by manufacturer Greenlight. In this assortment you will find the following collectibles:
• 1948 Ford Fordor Super Deluxe Lowrider
• 1969 Harvester Scout Lifted
• 1972 Cadillac Eldorado Fleetwood Convertible
• 1985 Chevrolet Suburban C10 Custom Deluxe
• 1990 Ford F-150 XL
• 2024 Ram 2500 Laramie
Showroom Floor Series 6 - Full Set of 6 unboxing and my review of the following vehicles:
• 1957 Plymouth Belvedere in Jet Black and Sand Dune White
• 1971 AMC Javelin AMX in Matador Red with White Hood Stripe
• 1974 Ford Thunderbird in Blue Starfire
• 1975 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible in Florentine Gold Firemist
• 1986 GMC Suburban in Indian Bronze and Doeskin Tan
• 1991 Ford LTD Crown Victoria in Light Titanium Metallic
In this video I have a huge selection of SQUARE BODY Chevrolet and GMC pickup trucks as well as Chevy K5 Blazer and GMC Jimmy 4x4 diecast collectibles in 1/64 scale, by Castline M2 Machines. Almost all of the trucks you will see unboxed and reviewed in this video have been sold in 2024 at big box stores, with only two that were sold as hobby exclusives.
In this selection of vehicles, you will see the following:
2-Pack Chevy Pickups "Built to Stay Tough" featuring the Crew Cab Dually 1975 Chevy Silverado and the 1973 Chevy Silverado 30.
2-Pack "World Of Outlaws" featuring the Crew Cab Dually 1973 GMC Sierra 3500 and the 1975 GMC Sierra Grande 15.
GMC Square Body Truck (model kit) featuring the 1976 GMC Sierra Grande 1500 "Dessert Fox" edition.
Several Chevy K5 Blazers featuring overland accessories, 4x4 drivetrain, off-road lift kits and tires, and removable rooftops. There are also two GMC Jimmy trucks with similar features, one even includes a snow plow.
These Square Body trucks range from 1973 to 1974 model years. Notable trucks in this assortment are the '73 Bald Eagle Machine, the Anvil Edition, and an M2 Black Pearl edition.
Several Chevrolet Cheyenne and GMC Sierra pickup trucks, ranging from 1973 to 1975 model years. Notable trucks in this assortment include a rusty patina lowered Chevy Super 10, and a NHRA Official Chevrolet Cheyenne 10.
Finally, I have three more 1990's Chevy and GMC pickup trucks, including the '98 Freedom Machine (1998 GMC Sierra 4x4), and the 1993 Chevy Silverado 4x4.
The quality and details on these models is very high, and building the model kit was a fun experience! Hope you enjoy the show, and happy hunting!
In this video I unbox and review all four sets in the latest Greenlight Hitch & Tow Series 31 - which include the 1991 Dodge Power Ram 250 with car hauler, 1978 Ford F-150 Ranger Explorer with canoe and kayak trailer, 1987 Chevrolet C-20 with mounted platoon police horse trailer, and the 1961 Nissan Patrol with cargo utility trailer.
As a bonus, I also unbox and review the Greenlight Hitch and Tow series-24 Dodge Ram Laramie Crew Cab 2500 with Aerovault MKII enclosed trailer, and the series-26 1949 Buick Roadmaster Hardtop and Airstream 16' Bambi Custom camper trailer.
All 6 of these awesome 1/64 scale diecast collectible sets are displayed on my diorama parking lot and tested for quality and roll-ability.
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