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1970 Custom Plymouth Roadrunner
1/642025

1970 Custom Plymouth Roadrunner

Roadrunner

SKU
JBL87
Release year
2025
Scale
1/64
Base material
Metal
Series index
4/5
Mainline #
-
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Want
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Rating
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Fast & Furious · 2025 Fast & Furious Premium Mix 3 · #4/5

Wheels

RR-5SLReal Riders 5-Slot

Colors

body
color:Orange
detailed:Dark Orange
source:Dark Orange
interior
source:Black
color:Black
detailed:Black
base
source:Grey (Silver)
window
source:Clear (See-Through)
Price history

No sales recorded yet. Price history builds as cars sell on the marketplace.

The story behind the 1970 Custom Plymouth Roadrunner

The 1970 Custom Plymouth Roadrunner brings a serious amount of muscle car energy to your display shelf in its 2025 debut. As part of the Fast and Furious Premium Mix 3 assortment, this model channels the high octane spirit found on screen without needing an actual movie tie-in sticker. The design leans into classic American styling with aggressive lines and that iconic hood scoop detail you can spot right away from a distance. Collectors appreciate how Hot Wheels captures such specific eras of automotive history through their Premium range rather than just mass producing generic versions. This release stands out because it offers fans something more refined compared to standard blister packs found at checkout counters everywhere today.

Materials, colors and value

You are looking at a diecast piece built primarily from metal for that satisfying heft when you pick one up off the table. The exterior features an eye catching orange finish paired with darker accents on top while clear windows let light shine through easily onto black interior details inside. Being made to fit perfectly alongside other 1/64 scale models means it slots right into most dioramas or track layouts without sticking out awkwardly among smaller cars nearby.

Questions about the 1970 Custom Plymouth Roadrunner

Is the Fast and Furious Premium Roadrunner hard to find+

Premium releases generally have lower production runs than mainline sets so they tend to disappear faster from store shelves once initial stock sells out. While not officially classified as a chase or treasure hunt variant yet many collectors treat these themed premium models with similar care due to their limited availability across retail locations nationwide.

What materials make up this specific Plymouth model+

This particular car uses traditional metal casting techniques for its body structure which gives it durability along with a nice solid feel compared entirely plastic alternatives. Rubber tires provide realistic grip during play sessions while painted components add vibrant color contrast against metallic surfaces throughout different lighting conditions indoors.

How does this compare to regular Hot Wheels+

Regular mainline cars focus on quantity and variety whereas premium offerings like the Fast And Furious series emphasize higher build quality often including finer paint applications better interior detailing and sometimes special wheel designs not seen elsewhere making them desirable upgrades for serious enthusiasts.

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How much is a JBL87 - 1970 Custom Plymouth Roadrunner Hot Wheels product worth?

Estimated value
€3.00
Low
€2.10
High
€4.80
Estimated

This 2025 Fast & Furious 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.