'70 CAMARO ROAD RACE
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Mainline · HW Performance (2012) · #4/10
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The story behind the '70 CAMARO ROAD RACE
The '70 Camaro Road Race from 2012 stands out as a special Super Treasure Hunt edition within the HW Performance series. This specific model captures the raw speed and aggression of classic American road racing muscle cars. Designed by Dave Weise, this release brings a high level of detail that separates it from standard Mainline models found on store shelves. The car features aggressive red paint with white racing stripes to mimic competition liveries. As a Super Treasure Hunt, it is one of the most sought-after variants for enthusiasts hunting for rare finds in blind bags or bulk lots.
Materials, colors and value
This die-cast model arrives at a standard 1/64 scale, making it perfect for display cases and shelf arrangements. The body utilizes Spectraflame Red paint over an unpainted metal base to achieve that signature shiny finish collectors look for. It sits on plastic wheels with detailed interiors visible through tinted windows. Because Super Treasure Hunt releases are produced in significantly smaller numbers than regular cars, this specific 2012 example often commands a premium price among dedicated fans of the HW Performance series.
Questions about the '70 CAMARO ROAD RACE
How do I know if my '70 Camaro Road Race is real?+
Check for the small flame logo on the driver-side front fender. This specific car features a unique Spectraflame red finish that looks different from regular paint jobs. The base should be unpainted metal rather than plastic or colored chrome, which confirms its special status as a Super Treasure Hunt release.
Is this Hot Wheels model considered rare?+
Yes, it is quite scarce because it belongs to the Super Treasure Hunt category. These models were produced in much smaller quantities than standard Mainline cars and had very short production runs. Finding one still sealed on its original card from 2012 makes it even more valuable.
What is special about a Spectraflame finish?+
Spectraflame refers to the high-gloss, candy-coat style paint applied using spray booths instead of traditional dipping. This technique gives the car an incredibly shiny and deep appearance that standard dipped paints cannot replicate. It is the hallmark feature used on Super Treasure Hunt models.
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