It’s the stuff Hot Wheels collectors’ dreams are made of … For the first time in over 40 years, RLC released a brand-new Ford J-Car — as part of the HWC Series Nine Neo-Classics.
Based on the 1967 Ford GT40 Mark IV, the original Ford J-Car was a Hot Wheels casting designed by Harry Bradley. It debuted in the 1968 as part of the original 16 line of castings and every version of the car had a die-cast body, die-cast chassis, Redline-era wheels and bent-axle suspension. The car hasn’t been released since 1968 and this is the very first appearance of the retool! Take a look and you’ll see that HWC honored the original design.
Features include opening rear hood, finished in Spectraflame powder blue ans sporting Number “1” on hood and black stripes on sides with Neo-Classics Redline wheels with bent-axle suspension.