'67 Camaro
Camaro
Mainline · HW Art Cars (2019) · #9/10
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The story behind the '67 Camaro
The 2019 HW Art Cars series brought a splash of creativity to the Hot Wheels Mainline lineup. Among these artistic releases stands out the '67 Camaro as a special Treasure Hunt model. Designed by Larry Wood, this diecast car features vibrant blue paint that shifts from light blue to sky blue on its body. As a Treasure Hunt, it is much harder to find than standard Mainline cars at retail stores. Collectors often hunt for these rare variants because they are produced in smaller quantities and marked with a unique flame logo on the base. The 2019 release year makes this model part of a specific wave that many enthusiasts still seek today. Its artistic flair combined with classic muscle car styling creates an appealing mix for both casual shoppers and serious collectors looking to complete their HW Art Cars set.
Materials, colors and value
This '67 Camaro comes in 1/64 scale, which is the standard size for most Hot Wheels vehicles. The body material is plastic, painted in striking shades of blue including light blue and sky blue variants. It features clear windows and a black interior to match the retro aesthetic. The base options vary between unpainted metal, ZAMAC diecast metal, and chrome finishes depending on the specific variant found. As a Treasure Hunt from 2019, this model holds higher value among collectors compared to common releases due to its limited availability. Fans appreciate the detailed paint work and the iconic design that pays homage to classic American muscle while embracing modern art styles.
Questions about the '67 Camaro
How can I identify a Treasure Hunt '67 Camaro from a regular one?+
Look for the small flame logo printed on the base of the car. This symbol indicates it is a Treasure Hunt model, which are produced in lower quantities than standard Mainline cars. Additionally, check the paint color and wheel type as they often differ significantly from common versions.
Is the 2019 HW Art Cars '67 Camaro worth more money?+
Yes, Treasure Hunt models generally command higher prices on the secondary market because of their scarcity. Since this car was released in limited numbers during the 2019 wave, well-preserved copies with original packaging can fetch a premium from collectors seeking rare pieces.
What materials are used for the base and body?+
The body is made of plastic to allow for detailed paint applications like the blue gradients seen here. The chassis or base varies between unpainted metal, ZAMAC diecast alloy, and chrome finishes. These material choices help keep production costs manageable while offering visual variety across different variants.
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How much is a FYF94 - '67 Camaro Hot Wheels product worth?
This 2019 Mainline (treasure hunt) casting doesn't have enough market data yet, so this is an estimate based on its type, rarity and age. Value rises for older and rarer castings — a 1970s Mainline is worth far more than a current one. Prices are shown in EUR and refreshed as new market data arrives.