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'72 Stingray Convertible
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'72 Stingray Convertible

Corvette

SKU
HJ036
Release year
2025
Scale
1/64
Base material
Plastic
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Multi-Packs · 2025 Multi-Pack Exclusives

Wheels

RS5Retro Slot 5-Spoke

Colors

body
color:Gold
detailed:Gold
source:Gold
interior
source:Silver
color:Silver
detailed:Silver
window
source:Clear (See-Through)
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The story behind the '72 Stingray Convertible

The '72 Stingray Convertible brings a touch of classic American muscle into your collection with its sleek lines and open-top design. Released in 2025 as part of the Multi-Packs assortment, this model stands out among casual finds because it appears exclusively within those budget-friendly bundles rather than standard single packs. The car captures the spirit of vintage road trips with a shiny Gold body that catches the light perfectly on any display shelf or race track. Since it belongs to the 2025 Multi-Pack Exclusives series, finding this specific version requires hunting through bulk bags instead of looking at individual blister cards. It offers a great way to add a unique piece to your garage without paying high prices for rare releases.

Materials, colors and value

This miniature model is built on a plastic base and scales down the original vehicle to an accurate 1/64 size, making it easy to fit in most collector displays or toy sets. The exterior features a vibrant Gold paint job that gives it a premium look despite being part of the mass-market multi-pack line. Inside, you will notice Silver details on the interior components paired with clear windows for visibility. Because these cars are meant for play and casual collecting rather than investment, they usually hold modest monetary value compared to limited edition releases. However, their distinct color scheme makes them a fun addition for anyone who enjoys assembling diverse groups of classic sports cars.

Questions about the '72 Stingray Convertible

Is the '72 Stingray Convertible considered a rare Hot Wheels car?+

No, this model is generally not classified as highly rare since it was produced for standard multi-packs in large quantities. However, because it is listed under 2025 Multi-Pack Exclusives, you cannot buy it individually on the shelf anymore. This means finding a loose example requires digging through bags or checking online marketplaces where collectors sell extras from their bulk purchases.

What does the SKU HJ036 mean for this car?+

The code HJ036 serves as the unique identifier used by Hot Wheels to track manufacturing and inventory details. For collectors, having this specific number helps confirm exactly which version of a car you own when comparing notes with other enthusiasts or checking database records online.

Can I find this Gold Stingray in single blister packs?+

It is unlikely that you will find new examples sealed inside individual retail cards. Models designated as Multi-Pack Exclusives are manufactured specifically to fill those larger bags containing several cars together, so they rarely appear on store shelves sold separately.

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How much is a HJ036 - '72 Stingray Convertible Hot Wheels product worth?

Estimated value
€10
Low
€7.00
High
€16
Estimated

This 2025 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.