Would you pay more than $100,000 for a Hot Wheels?

What kind of life did you Hot Wheels experience? You literally beat them with a hammer, right? (Hey, we did.)

Back then, they were simple toys for simple times–and simple adventures.

How far can we launch this Hot Wheels? Let’s find out.

Can a Hot Wheels swim in the ocean? Let’…

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There are much worse things in life.

I do have a few Hotwheels myself, but not any like that.

I have two of these vans with surfboards.  Both of them have the surfboards that mount on the sides.  Womp Womp.

I believe the ’67 Camaro is now very desireble. I had one and believe it’s here somewhere: beaten with a hammer and spray bombed by yours truly. 

Womp, womp, indeed. 

I watched this episode of Pawn Stars where someone came with this hot wheel and I think asked for 150,000 for this.

In reply to markvince :

What’d they say to that price? 

I have a fairly large hot wheels collection and have sold a few in the 4 digit range but Bruce's collection is beyond anything else. I've met him a few times at conventions and he is a pretty interesting guy.

edit: also, the main reason it was redesigned is that it was to narrow to run through the track "revver". They added the side pods so the gears would speed it down the track evenly.

In reply to chandler :

I had one of those Hot Wheels Revvers. As I remember, it removed the decals. (Which just made the cars look more raced.)