
Custom '71 El Camino
El Camino
Mainline · Hot Wheels Test Facility (2014) · #1/5
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View series →The story behind the Custom '71 El Camino
The Custom '71 El Camino released in 2014 brings serious performance attitude to the Hot Wheels Test Facility series. Designed by Fraser Campbell and Alton Takeyasu, this model transforms a classic work truck into an over-the-top muscle car ready for the drag strip or the showroom floor. It stands out as a Treasure Hunt release, meaning it was produced in limited numbers compared to standard Mainline cars. Collectors look specifically for these models because they feature unique details not found on regular editions. The blue metalflake paint job combined with exposed racing engines makes this 1/64 scale model instantly recognizable and highly desirable.
Materials, colors and value
This diecast model features a plastic body finished in a striking Metalflake Dark Blue color scheme. Detailed graphics include light blue flames along the side panels, matching the tinted light blue windows and translucent engine components visible through the open hood. The interior is gray with chrome bumpers adding contrast to the front end. It sits on an unpainted base with black wheels featuring orange rims that pop against the dark body color. As a limited edition Treasure Hunt car from 2014, it holds significant value among serious collectors seeking rare finds.
Questions about the Custom '71 El Camino
How do I know if my Custom '71 El Camino is a real Treasure Hunt?+
You can identify this specific model as an authentic Treasure Hunt by looking for the small flame logo printed on the packaging card. Real models also feature special paint treatments like Metalflake finishes that are not available on standard versions of the same car design.
What is the estimated collector value of a 2014 Custom '71 El Camino?+
Prices vary significantly based on condition and packaging status. Because it is a limited run Treasure Hunt model from over ten years ago, sealed copies usually command higher prices in secondary markets than loose items found at retail locations.
Is the Custom '71 El Camino common or hard to find today?+
This car is considered quite rare. As a Treasure Hunt release from 2014, production numbers were intentionally kept low compared to everyday releases. Finding one in perfect condition with its original packaging intact can be challenging for modern collectors.
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