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Hot Wheels ’18 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited: Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks · 1:64 · six cataloged releases

Hot Wheels’ ’18 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Monster Truck uses the familiar upright grille and enclosed four-door body above oversized tires. Across six cataloged 1:64 releases, the same casting appears in blue HW Metro and Fan Favorites versions, the triangular-running-gear Twisted Tredz truck, orange Off-Road Race, Jurassic Park, and a blue-and-teal Falken edition.

The loose GYY56 photo shows the shared body as a casting reference. Each carded image is an exact release package and is labeled as secondary evidence.

Muncle Mikes · Updated October 20, 2026

Official Identification

Casting identity and the six cataloged release records.

Official Identification: ’18 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited

The ’18 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Monster Truck uses a closed four-door body above elevated running gear. This family includes conventional oversized tires, the triangular Twisted Tredz version and several distinct paint and graphic treatments.

Release year, toy code, series, body decoration and running gear distinguish these issues. GJF27 and GWK01 are closely matched blue editions; their original package evidence separates the 2020 HW Metro release from the 2021 Fan Favorites release.

Release Series Appearance Key detail
2020 GJF27 Monster Trucks: HW Metro Blue Blue GJF27 gives the Wrangler a bright upper body, dark fender flares and striped racing decoration. Its wide black tires make the four-door Jeep look almost small above them. This is the HW Metro package, with an orange series strip at the right.
2021 GTH75 Monster Trucks: Twisted Tredz Light green Light-green GTH75 is the one with triangular tread units. Brown running gear and mud-splash decoration give the Jeep a dirt-covered look, with a black 71 on the body. It changes the silhouette much more than a simple repaint does.
2021 GWK01 Monster Trucks: Fan Favorites Blue GWK01 brings the blue Wrangler back on a Fan Favorites card. The blue body, dark flares and orange-and-brown side decoration repeat the earlier HW Metro look. The most useful difference for a packaged collection is the card itself.
2022 HCP84 Monster Trucks: Off-Road Race Orange Orange HCP84 has the most trail-worn look of these Jeeps. White and green striping crosses the body around the 099 markings, while muddy decoration and light-brown wheels make it look ready for an off-road course. The orange roof still stands out above it all.
2023 HLT08 Monster Trucks: Jurassic Park Desert sand Desert-sand paint and bright red wheels give HLT08 its Jurassic Park look. The film logo sits on the doors, while red accents break up the pale body. This is a closed-roof, four-door Wrangler raised on enormous monster-truck tires.
2022 GYY56 Monster Trucks: Falken 1/5 Blue and teal GYY56 carries Falken’s blue-and-teal livery, with tire-brand logos and red rings on the oversized black tires.
Variation Summary

Six connected records, each with internal links to the complete family.

Variation Summary

The earliest release in this guide is the 2020 HW Metro GJF27. The similar blue GWK01 followed in 2021 as Fan Favorites, so a loose truck’s paint alone cannot prove which package it came from. GTH75 is the unmistakable Twisted Tredz edition with triangular tread units. HCP84 adds orange 099 graphics and a printed mud treatment; HLT08 brings Jurassic Park decoration; GYY56 wears Falken’s two-tone livery and red-trimmed tires.

Release guide Series Appearance Identification
2020 GJF27 Monster Trucks: HW Metro Blue Blue GJF27 gives the Wrangler a bright upper body, dark fender flares and striped racing decoration. Its wide black tires make the four-door Jeep look almost small above them. This is the HW Metro package, with an orange series strip at the right.
2021 GTH75 Monster Trucks: Twisted Tredz Light green Light-green GTH75 is the one with triangular tread units. Brown running gear and mud-splash decoration give the Jeep a dirt-covered look, with a black 71 on the body. It changes the silhouette much more than a simple repaint does.
2021 GWK01 Monster Trucks: Fan Favorites Blue GWK01 brings the blue Wrangler back on a Fan Favorites card. The blue body, dark flares and orange-and-brown side decoration repeat the earlier HW Metro look. The most useful difference for a packaged collection is the card itself.
2022 HCP84 Monster Trucks: Off-Road Race Orange Orange HCP84 has the most trail-worn look of these Jeeps. White and green striping crosses the body around the 099 markings, while muddy decoration and light-brown wheels make it look ready for an off-road course. The orange roof still stands out above it all.
2023 HLT08 Monster Trucks: Jurassic Park Desert sand Desert-sand paint and bright red wheels give HLT08 its Jurassic Park look. The film logo sits on the doors, while red accents break up the pale body. This is a closed-roof, four-door Wrangler raised on enormous monster-truck tires.
2022 GYY56 Monster Trucks: Falken 1/5 Blue and teal GYY56 carries Falken’s blue-and-teal livery, with tire-brand logos and red rings on the oversized black tires.
Physical Details

Compare the enclosed Jeep body, large tires and special running gear.

Physical Details

All six records use the ’18 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited body on elevated Monster Trucks running gear. GTH75 is the outlier with triangular Twisted Tredz units. The other documented releases use oversized round tires, with release-specific body decoration and tire colors.

The loose GYY56 photo is the featured shared casting reference. The variation cards below show exact package photographs as secondary images.

2020 GJF27 — Monster Trucks: HW Metro.

2021 GTH75 — Monster Trucks: Twisted Tredz.

2021 GWK01 — Monster Trucks: Fan Favorites.

2022 HCP84 — Monster Trucks: Off-Road Race.

2023 HLT08 — Monster Trucks: Jurassic Park.

2022 GYY56 — Monster Trucks: Falken 1/5.

Packaging Details

The printed toy code and series distinguish similar colorways.

Packaging Details

Package labels identify GJF27 as HW Metro 7/10 and GWK01 as Fan Favorites 5/6; GTH75 is Twisted Tredz 5/6, and HCP84 is Off-Road Race 5/5. HLT08 is the Jurassic Park themed release. GYY56 is cataloged as Falken 1/5.

Use the exact package and code for a carded example. The shared loose casting photo identifies the body but cannot prove which package a similar blue truck came from.

Casting History

Casting History

The earliest release in this guide is the 2020 HW Metro GJF27. The similar blue GWK01 followed in 2021 as Fan Favorites, so a loose truck’s paint alone cannot prove which package it came from. GTH75 is the unmistakable Twisted Tredz edition with triangular tread units. HCP84 adds orange 099 graphics and a printed mud treatment; HLT08 brings Jurassic Park decoration; GYY56 wears Falken’s two-tone livery and red-trimmed tires.

Condition & Value

Condition and Value

With these Jeeps, start underneath. Check how the body sits on the raised chassis and look for bent axles or uneven tires. The Twisted Tredz model needs its own inspection: ask for both sides of the triangular tread units rather than judging it like a normal four-wheel truck.

Inspect body edges, grille, suspension, tire alignment and package condition. Compare loose vehicles with loose vehicles and sealed packages with the same release and format. This guide does not assign an unsupported value.

Collector FAQs

Collector Questions

Are GJF27 and GWK01 easy to distinguish loose?

Their blue decoration is closely matched. The 2020 HW Metro and 2021 Fan Favorites package labels are the clearest evidence for a packaged release.

Does the featured loose photograph show every variation?

No. It shows the GYY56 Falken truck as a shared casting reference. Each exact release package appears separately as secondary evidence.

All Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Variations
Collecting Terms, Sources & Model References

Collecting terms

Toy codes identify retail releases. Series positions and package collector numbers are different markings. Compare the exact code and original series label when the blue castings appear alike.

Sources & References

  1. Hot Wheels Monster Trucks release catalog · release names and issue numbers
  2. Package photographs matched to the printed series, toy code and vehicle
  3. Loose GYY56 photograph · exact blue-and-teal Falken casting