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Hot Wheels 1968 Brown Custom Camaro /16

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The 1967 Camaro, a new model from Chevrolet's Hot Wheels line-up, was one of the first cars released in the spring of 1968.

Price: $1000

1971 Red Olds 442 with Black Interior

Price: $1000

The Olds 442 was issued in the usual array of Hot Wheels colors, but those with the combo of a red exterior and black interior are anomalies, believed by many collectors to be pre-production pieces. Some authorities claim that fewer than 15 examples exist today.

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1970 Red Ferrari 312P (Pink with clear windows)

Price: $750

Ferrari 312P was introduced in the 1970 Hot Wheels line-up. Ferrari built a 3000cc prototype in 1969, the 312 P. This was a prototype car that did not seem to last long in the open cockpit design.

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1971 Purple Olds 442 Spectraflame Yellow

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Based on the 1970 Oldsmobile 442, Larry Wood's Olds 442 Hot Wheels casting made its debut in the 1971 Hot Wheels vehicle line. Among all the cars from the Redline era (1968–1977), it is without a doubt the rarest casting overall. Even very worn-out cars have some value because it is so much sought for.

Price: $1000

1968 Pink Beatnik Bandit

Price: $900

The 1968 Beatnik Bandit, designed by Ed Roth, was one of the original Sweet Sixteen Hot Wheels, available in 18 colors, with the most sought-after pink version being the most expensive.

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