Hot Wheels Latest RLC Car Is A ’68 Custom Plymouth Barracuda
Looks Beautiful In Spectraflame Teal...
Hot Wheels, the iconic toy car brand beloved by collectors worldwide, has introduced its latest gem for die-hard enthusiasts: the RLC Exclusive ’68 Custom Plymouth Barracuda. Available exclusively to members of the Red Line Club (RLC), this stunning collectible pays homage to the classic Plymouth Barracuda with a modern twist.
Features –
Powerful Engine: This 1968 Barracuda, with a fully functional hood, sports a 1,000 horsepower HELLEPHANT HEMI® V8 engine detailed on this new casting.
Custom Body Modifications: The car boasts stylish body modifications, including fender flares, custom hood inserts, and a sleek rear spoiler, which add a touch of aggression to its already muscular appearance.
Eye-Catching Color: Used for the first time on an RLC, Hot Wheels gave this Barracuda a unique and vibrant hue (Spectraflame Teal) that sets it apart.
Realistic Detailing: This model is perfectly crafted, from the Real Riders 5-spoke mag wheels to the meticulously detailed interior featuring cool gray accents.
Packaging: Each Barracuda comes packaged on an illustrated blister card and housed in a Kar Keepers clamshell case, ensuring it arrives safely on collectors’ shelves.
Membership Details –
To get your hands on this exclusive piece, enthusiasts can join the Red Line Club for just $9.99. Membership not only grants access to limited edition models like the ’68 Custom Plymouth Barracuda but also offers perks such as early access to new releases and exclusive content.
Availability –
As with all Hot Wheels RLC releases, availability is limited. Purchasing early is recommended to avoid disappointment, as these sought-after collectibles sell out quickly. At $25.00 USD, be sure to visit the Mattel Creations website to get your hands on one.
With its jaw-dropping design and exclusive availability, the RLC Exclusive ’68 Custom Plymouth Barracuda is a must-have for any serious Hot Wheels collector.
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