Hot Wheels How To
1967 Chevy Camaro DIY Hot Wheels Kit: Paint and Wheel Guide

Plan a 1967 Chevy Camaro DIY Hot Wheels kit build around the casting and the product's listed factory wheel sizing of 10 mm front and 10 mm rear. Muncle Mikes describes a stripped casting prepared for painting, so this is a builder project rather than a finished custom car. Use the current product photos to inspect the exact kit and plan fit checks before painting or final assembly.
1967 Chevy Camaro kit details
The kit uses a 1967 Chevy Camaro Hot Wheels casting, stripped and ready to paint. It is designed to click back together; model glue or rubber cement can provide extra hold. The item number is MUNDIDM16730S. Wheel style, interior color, and window color may differ, so review all three current gallery images and the variation note before ordering.
The product listing describes a prepared casting. It does not list paint or tools as included. Check the live listing for current kit contents and availability, then prepare the supplies required for your own paint and finishing choices.

Keep the matching 10 mm front and rear reference
The listed factory wheel sizing is 10 mm front and 10 mm rear. The same size is specified at both ends. If you plan a wheel swap, compare diameter, width, axle length, inner spacing, and body clearance with your specific casting. The listed diameter alone does not guarantee a replacement wheel will fit; the product page does not confirm replacement axles or hardware.
Dry-fit the kit components before painting or final assembly. Confirm that the body and base seat correctly, then rotate each wheel to check for rubbing at the fenders or chassis. Keep the front and rear pieces organized while you work. Test any replacement wheel before applying paint or adhesive. The kit is designed to click back together, and model glue or rubber cement may add hold if needed.


Check variations and plan the finish
Wheel style, interior color and window color may differ. Decide on a body color and optional graphics before priming. Keep paint away from glazing edges, wheel openings, seams, and body-to-base contact surfaces. Follow the directions for your chosen paint and adhesive, including ventilation, curing, and safe handling.
View the 1967 Chevy Camaro DIY Hot Wheels kit for current details and availability. Browse replacement wheels and rubber tires separately after checking fit for your casting.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a finished custom Camaro?
No. It is a stripped casting prepared for your own paint and finishing work.
What wheel size is listed?
The factory reference is 10 mm at both the front and rear.
How does the kit assemble?
It is designed to click back together; model glue or rubber cement can provide extra hold.
Will every kit have the same wheels and colors?
No. The wheel style, interior color, and window color may differ. Review the current photos and listing note before ordering.

