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TrailbusterThe 1995 series release

The 1995 Roll Patrol wears black zebra stripes over white paint, with yellow wheel centers on the pictured example. Roll Patrol is the package name for this Trailbuster-family release; the visible body matters more than the shared Jeep-style names in older listings.

White Roll Patrol with black zebra stripes and yellow wheel centers on Roarin Rods number 2 card
1995 Roarin’ Rods Roll Patrol, item 13291. Original photograph credited RGamble. Photo: South Texas Diecast.

Number 2 of four

Collector #304, item 13291, is the second Roarin’ Rods release. The reference lists white paint with black zebra stripes, black interior and tinted glazing.

A yellow-centered chunky-tire version is listed with a black Malaysia base. A standard chunky-tire entry has a black-tinted Malaysia base. The photo establishes the yellow wheel centers but does not show the underside.

Inspect the open body

Check the windshield frame, roll bar and rear spare-wheel area for damage or repairs. An open body leaves those parts exposed. Ask for the opposite side and a straight rear view rather than judging from the display side alone.

Look along the door openings and hood edges for worn stripes. Record any repainting or replacement parts with the car’s photographs.

Match the release before borrowing a name

Roll Patrol and Jeep-related names have appeared on different Hot Wheels releases. Match the body, markings and underside before applying another model’s history to this one.

The orange tiger-striped Street Roader and spotted Mini Truck are separate vehicles in the same 1995 series.

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