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Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro (1995 Target Then & Now): Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide
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The white Camaro in Target’s eight-car comparison set
The 1995 Target Then & Now collection pairs a white ’67 Camaro with a white ’93 Camaro Coupe. In the opened box, the older Camaro occupies the upper-left position under “Then”; the newer coupe sits beside it under “Now.” The set reference is 15162.
Casting InfoWhite body, five-spoke wheels and a rear-window logo.
Casting Info: the older Camaro in the pair
The ’67 Camaro has a short, squared-off front, a distinct trunk and the first-generation Camaro’s compact coupe profile. Its white body and bright five-spoke wheels are visible in the upper-left blister. The longer, rounded white car beside it is the ’93 Camaro Coupe, a separate casting.
Collector references identify the older Camaro by its red Hot Wheels logo on the rear window, clear glazing and unpainted Malaysia base. The supplied side views show its body and wheels, but do not expose the base or provide a clear view of the rear-window logo. On a loose example, inspect those areas as part of identification.
Variation SummarySimilar paint does not mean the same release.
Compare the white 1995 Camaro releases
| Release | Key differences |
|---|---|
| Target Then & Now · set 15162 | White body, rear-window Hot Wheels logo and five-spoke wheels; originally in an eight-car set. |
| Pat’s Collectibles · 14874 | Black roof and nose stripe on a white body; separate blue Pat’s card. |
| Treasure Hunt · 13351 | Orange hood and trunk stripes, orange interior and rubber tires. |
The full Camaro index below links every existing family variation page. Match the decoration, wheels and original presentation together before assigning a release to a loose car.
Physical DetailsThe two white cars have different body tooling.
Body shape, wheels and inspection points
The older Camaro has a separate hood panel and a bright lower body edge. Five spokes are visible on each wheel in the closer set photograph. The newer coupe has a longer nose and a visibly blue interior; that interior color belongs to the ’93 casting and should not be used to describe the ’67 Camaro.
For a loose ’67 Camaro, inspect the roof edges, hood corners, wheel faces and rear-window printing. Check the underside and attachment points for modification. The reference catalog lists an unpainted Malaysia base; the photographed box also states Malaysia manufacture. An older date on the tooling is not by itself evidence of an earlier release.
Blister reflections can obscure small paint marks and window details. The boxed photographs are useful for identity and presentation, but cannot establish the condition of a different loose example.
Packaging DetailsFour older-and-newer pairs in a book-style presentation.
The blue Target display box
The blue cover carries the Then & Now title, Target Special Edition marking and reference 15162 near the lower edge. Opening the cover reveals a yellow information panel and eight cars arranged in four paired rows.
| Then column | Now column |
|---|---|
| ’67 Camaro | ’93 Camaro Coupe |
| Ferrari 250 | Ferrari Testarossa |
| ’57 T-Bird | T-Bird Stocker |
| Old #5 | Fire Eater |
The reverse promotes a separate Black Convertible collection. Those names are advertising for another set, not the contents of this one. The lower reverse text carries a 1995 Mattel copyright and “Made in Malaysia.”
Some examples carry a numbered Limited Edition label. Its number identifies an individual box; it does not establish total production. Inspect the opening flap, hinge, corners, internal blister and all eight cars when assessing completeness.
Release identity and base date.
All Camaro VariationsExplore the whole casting family.
Buying & Value — Collector Reference
Condition and value research
Compare a loose Camaro with sales of the same white Then & Now release. For a complete set, check that all eight named castings are present and inspect the display box, internal tray, cover hinge and numbered label. Missing cars or replacement contents should be disclosed.
Use completed sales with comparable condition and completeness. An asking price is not a sale result, and an accepted offer may differ from the displayed price. No current price range is assigned here.
Then & Now — Collector FAQs
Collector FAQs
Which of the two white cars is the ’67 Camaro?
The upper-left car under Then. The upper-right car is the separate ’93 Camaro Coupe casting.
Does 15162 identify an individual blister card?
Here it is the reference printed on the complete Target Then & Now boxed set.
Are the Black Convertible cars listed on the back included?
No. The back advertises a different Target collection. The eight included cars are named above the open display.
Does the numbered label state the production total?
No. A numbered label identifies an individual box; it does not establish how many sets were produced.
MM ’67 Camaro Variation Web
Collecting Terms, Sources & Model References
Collecting terms
5SP: five-spoke wheel. Set reference: the number assigned to the complete boxed assortment. Tooling date: a date molded into the base; it need not match the release year.
Sources & References
- Original Target set photographs — eBay listing 168377774150
- South Texas Diecast — 1995 Target Then and Now Camaro 15162
Greater Seattle Toy Show · 13845
Pat’s Collectibles · 14874
Mail-In · 13983
Treasure Hunt · 13351
FAO Schwarz Gold Series II · 13828
Service Merchandise · 14021
Chevrolet 5-Pack · 12403