Hot wheels you would have loved as a kid....

[DAR1988]

I have been looking at lots of vintage Hot Wheels lately. Some of i have never seen before but I feel like I could have had them as a kid. So even though I never owned them they seem somehow familiar to me. Does anyone feel this way? 

 

The vintage tankers from the late 70's to early 90's are an example. I had Hot wheels in the late 70's early 80's but none of the tankers. Only cars. I would have gone nuts over them as a kid. Anyhow when I look at these tankers they remind me of my childhood even though I never saw them before and never owned them.  

 

 

[THINICE]

I would have loved the robot soldier cars that can stand up. Forgot what they were called. I used to have battles with my cars and other toys, and having an army of those cars would have been really neat.

[RUDEDOG]

7 hours ago, THINICE said:

I would have loved the robot soldier cars that can stand up. Forgot what they were called. I used to have battles with my cars and other toys, and having an army of those cars would have been really neat.

Zombot and Phantomachine, cool cars!

 

JR

[David_Mau]

Off the top of my head I'll say that as a kid I would've loved the 1966 Batmobile, 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 302, 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429, 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1, Drag-U-La (from The Munsters), Mach 5 (from Speed Racer), Monkeemobile, and Munster Koach all as Hot Wheels cars.

 

So far as an adult I'm only two for eight with those as Hot Wheels. LOL

 

☺️

 

Dave 

[SAMACE26]

I would've love to had as a kid the Volkswagen drag bus. But now as an adult I got a lot of those in my hotwheels collection. ?

[DAR1988]

Good choices all. But what about castings that existed while you were younger but you didn't have???

[1.EYED.JACK]

I totally missed the Open Fires. That one hurts the most.