FORD GT40
GT-40
Mainline · Factory Fresh (2024) · #2/10
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The story behind the FORD GT40
The Ford GT40 is a legendary race car that dominated the track during the 1960s, especially at Le Mans. This specific diecast version released in 2024 pays homage to that racing heritage with authentic sponsor decals like Autolite and Goodyear on its sides. It belongs to the Factory Fresh series within the core Mainline assortment, which focuses on clean and sharp designs for collectors. Designed by Phil Riehlman under SKU HTD34, this model captures the aggressive stance of the original GT40. The blue paint job combined with white racing stripes gives it a classic look that stands out in any collection. Since it is part of the standard Mainline release, you will likely find it at local retail stores rather than exclusive events.
Materials, colors and value
This model features a plastic body designed to highlight intricate details without adding extra weight for young racers or display shelves. The exterior comes in shades of blue and dark blue with crisp white graphics representing famous racing numbers like number 8. Inside, the cabin is finished in black to contrast against the bright outer shell. You will notice different window tint options such as smoke, light smoke, gray, and clear depending on the specific casting batch found at your store. The wheels sit inside a solid black base that keeps the focus entirely on the sleek car body itself.
Questions about the FORD GT40
How can I tell if this Ford GT40 is rare?+
This particular model is part of the standard Mainline series, so it is considered a common release rather than a limited edition. It does not feature special Spectraflame paint or a flame logo that marks Treasure Hunts and Super Treasure Hunts. You will typically find these available in larger quantities at general retailers.
What material is the 2024 Ford GT40 made of?+
This specific casting from the Factory Fresh series uses a plastic body instead of diecast metal. Plastic bodies are lighter, which makes them safer for younger children and less likely to damage other items in your collection if they fall off a shelf during play.
Which colors were released for this GT40 model?+
The primary color scheme features blue or dark blue paint with white racing stripes. The interior details are finished in black to match the wheel hubs and base. Collectors often look at window variations, which can appear in smoke, light smoke, gray, or clear tints depending on when the specific car was manufactured.
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How much is a HTD34 - FORD GT40 Hot Wheels product worth?
This 2024 Mainline 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.