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Hot Wheels Treasure Hunts

Treasure Hunts (TH) are special hidden cars mixed into regular Hot Wheels mainline cases. They feature unique paint, spectraflame detailing and real rider wheels. Each year, 15 Treasure Hunts are released across the mainline series. With 183 models in our catalog, find them all here.

Ice Mountain (2015) · 2015

Tread Air

CFK55
Treasure Hunt
Tread Air
Battle Kings (2015) · 2015

Enforcer

CFK44
Treasure Hunt
Enforcer
Super Chromes (2015) · 2015

Chicane

CFL03
Treasure Hunt
Chicane
HW All Stars (2015) · 2015

Fast FeLion

CFK26
Treasure Hunt
Fast FeLion
HW Race Team (2014) · 2014

Twinduction

BFD23
Treasure Hunt
Twinduction
Road Rally (2014) · 2014

'12 Ford Fiesta

BFC97
Treasure Hunt
'12 Ford Fiesta
Hot Wheels Test Facility (2014) · 2014

Custom '71 El Camino

BFD05
Treasure Hunt
Custom '71 El Camino
Speed Team (2014) · 2014

La Fasta

BFC54
Treasure Hunt
La Fasta
Night Storm (2014) · 2014

Off Track

BFD51
Treasure Hunt
Off Track
X-Raycers (2013) · 2013

Carbonator

X1766
Treasure Hunt
Carbonator
2012 Treasure Hunts · 2012

Surf Crate

V5351
Treasure Hunt
Surf Crate
2012 Treasure Hunts · 2012

'92 Ford Mustang

V5352
Treasure Hunt
'92 Ford Mustang
2011 Treasure Hunts · 2011

Studebaker Avanti

T9725
Treasure Hunt
Studebaker Avanti
2011 Treasure Hunts · 2011

'80 El Camino

T9733
Treasure Hunt
'80 El Camino
2011 Treasure Hunts · 2011

'68 Olds 442

T9728
Treasure Hunt
'68 Olds 442

How to spot a Treasure Hunt

Treasure Hunts are hidden in regular mainline cases, roughly one per case shipment, which is why collectors call them hunts. The easiest tell is the flame logo stamped on the car, usually right behind the rear wheel on the base or on the card behind the car.

Regular Treasure Hunts keep the standard mainline paint but add special wheels and that flame marking. Their big siblings, the Super Treasure Hunts, go further with spectraflame paint, real rider wheels and much lower production numbers, which is why they trade at a premium.

Value depends mostly on condition and card quality. A loose TH is usually worth a few euros, while a carded one in mint condition can run much higher. Every model page in our catalog shows live price history and a collector value estimate based on real market data.

Want to track which ones you still need? Open the checklist for any year and tick your way through the set.

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