1965 Mustang mispackaged as a 1967 GTO

[gtrdave]

Hi, this is my first post on the forums. I've been collecting Hot Wheels (and others) since I was a kid, but it kicked into high gear in the '90s and I've amassed a small collection of mostly store-bought vehicles and a few Collectors Club items.

One of the cars I have is a Hot Wheels Classics (series 2) from a number of years ago and inside the blister pack is clearly a 1965 Mustang, but the packaging is marked for a 1967 Pontiac GTO (#14 of 30).

Does anyone know if these kinds of oddballs are worth anything compared to their properly-marked counterparts?

 

The image is attached.

[loaf]

not much more...packaging errors are not what most error collectors are into. Most are into errors to the actual car

[gtrdave]

Thanks. Yes, I've been reading the forums a bit and I'm noticing that there are some real oddball errors out there; mismatched wheels and more. I'll have to go through my collection to see if there's anything like that in there.

 

This Mustang is part of a large set of Mustang cars I've assembled for my oldest daughter since she's a fan of the cars.

[GUYGUNSBAKERGMAIL.COM]

I still grab every miscarded car I find, right along with just about every other error. I think I own fewer 

Miscarded than I do unspuns.

[loaf]

On 2/6/2020 at 8:53 PM, GUYGUNSBAKERGMAIL.COM said:

I still grab every miscarded car I find, right along with just about every other error. I think I own fewer 

Miscarded than I do unspuns.

that's quite the opposite with me. I don't even buy miscarded and own 1 unspun that was given to me. BUT, I don't check the rivets on every car I touch...which might be the reason