'70 Chevelle SS Wagon
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Mainline · HW City Works (2012) · #2/10
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The story behind the '70 Chevelle SS Wagon
The '70 Chevelle SS Wagon from the 2012 HW City Works series stands out as a major find for Hot Wheels enthusiasts. As a Super Treasure Hunt model designed by Phil Riehlman, it belongs to an elite group of highly sought after releases that appear rarely in standard retail boxes. This specific car features fire department livery details with flames and bold graphics that honor classic American emergency vehicles. Its status as one of the rarest variations means serious collectors actively hunt for this 1/64 scale gem. Finding a sealed example from over a decade ago requires patience, but the unique styling makes it a centerpiece worthy of any premium collection.
Materials, colors and value
This diecast model features a plastic base with unpainted metal elements and clear windows to frame the beige interior details. The body showcases Spectraflame Dark Burnt Orange paint, which creates a deep metallic sheen distinct from standard finishes. Gold wheels add contrast against the dark orange exterior and fire theme graphics. Because Super Treasure Hunt releases are extremely limited in production compared to regular Mainline cars, this specific '70 Chevelle SS Wagon tends to hold significant value on the secondary market. Collectors prize these pieces for their special paint treatments and low availability.
Questions about the '70 Chevelle SS Wagon
How can I identify a real Super Treasure Hunt Hot Wheels car?+
Super Treasure Hunts are identified by several key markers. Look for the small flame logo printed on the card or plastic blister pack near the bottom edge. These cars also feature Spectraflame paint, which has an ultra-deep metallic finish that shines differently under light compared to standard colors.
Is the 2012 Chevelle SS Wagon considered a common collectible?+
No, this model is extremely rare. Super Treasure Hunts were produced in very small quantities and randomly inserted into retail cases rather than sold directly on shelves. This low production volume makes finding one still sealed in its original packaging quite difficult for most collectors.
What determines the resale value of vintage Hot Wheels cars?+
Value depends heavily on rarity, condition, and specific series attributes. Cars with Spectraflame paint or Treasure Hunt status command higher prices due to scarcity. Mint packaging without tears or creases also significantly increases worth since collectors prefer pristine examples for display purposes.
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