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Bone Shaker
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Bone Shaker

SKU
HG018
Release year
2024
Scale
1/64
Base material
Plastic
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Multi-Packs · 2024 Multi-Pack Exclusives

Wheels

ST8Steelie 8-Spoke

Colors

body
source:Metalflake Mint Green
color:Green
detailed:Mint
interior
source:Chrome
color:Chrome
detailed:Chrome
base
color:Black
detailed:Black
source:Black
Price history

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The story behind the Bone Shaker

The Bone Shaker is a cult classic design that first appeared in the late 1970s and has remained popular with fans ever since. Designed by legendary artist Larry Wood, this muscle car features aggressive styling with hood scoops and wide tires that capture raw power on a tiny scale. In 2024, Hot Wheels brought this iconic shape back as part of the Multi-Pack Exclusives series. This release makes it accessible for budget-conscious collectors who want to add more cars to their shelves without hunting through individual blister packs. The car appears in several color variations within these multi-packs, offering a fun way to spot different versions during grocery store runs or online purchases.

Materials, colors and value

This specific version of the Bone Shaker features a plastic body and base construction typical for cost-effective retail releases. Collectors can find it painted in Metalflake Mint Green, standard Green, or simple Mint finishes. The interior details are finished in Chrome across all variations to give the cabin some visual shine against the softer exterior tones. Each model sits on a Black base that supports the chassis securely. Since these cars come in multi-packs rather than premium single units, they generally hold lower monetary value compared to limited edition releases. They serve as excellent entry-level pieces for new hobbyists or filler items for larger displays.

Questions about the Bone Shaker

Is the 2024 Bone Shaker considered a rare collectible car?+

No, this model is not rare because it was released in multi-packs designed for mass market appeal. These assortments are produced in high volumes to keep costs low for casual buyers and families. While finding specific color variations might require some luck during unboxing, the overall production numbers are large enough that individual units do not command premium prices on secondary markets.

Who designed the original Bone Shaker diecast model?+

The iconic Bone Shaker design was created by Larry Wood, a highly influential figure in Hot Wheels history. He originally introduced this muscle car concept decades ago with its distinctive aggressive stance and detailed engine bay features. His work has defined many beloved franchises within the brand, making his designs particularly nostalgic for long-time collectors who appreciate vintage styling cues.

What colors are available for the 2024 Multi-Pack Bone Shaker?+

You can find this car in three main body finishes including Metalflake Mint Green, solid Green, and plain Mint. All versions feature a Chrome interior to add contrast against the exterior paint jobs. The base remains Black regardless of which color variation you receive in your pack.

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How much is a HG018 - Bone Shaker Hot Wheels product worth?

Estimated value
€13
Low
€9.10
High
€21
Estimated

This 2024 Multi-Packs 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.