The Silhouette was one of the cars released in the 1968 Hot Wheels series, also known as the "The Sweet Sixteen". Despite its' sleek and futuristic 1960's design, it is considered the least valuable Hot Wheels car of the 1968 year because there were so many produced. The Cars were packaged with a ' Collector's Button '.
Sets like the 2018 Hot Wheels Club Original 16 Display Set—limited to a production run of 1500—sold out in only nine minutes. Originally offered through Mattel/Hot Wheels for $500, complete sets are now going for $2000–$5000 on eBay and other third-party websites.
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Only 16 original versions of the custom Camaro were made by Mattel for Hot Wheels, making it one of the rarest toy cars. It should be noted that the 1968 Chevy Camaro was a prototype made just for Price + Shipping: highest first; Hot Wheels Redline Deora Car 1967 Purple Black Inter. Sweet 16 Made In Hong Kong. 1968 ALL ORIGINAL Hot Wheels Redline Deora GuNf.
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