Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro 14874 (1995 Pat’s Collectibles): Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide

Casting Info: the Pat’s Collectibles issue

The black roof meets white rear quarters, while the nose stripe runs down the front fenders around a small “396” marking. Together with the five-spoke wheels, those details distinguish this release from the other white ’67 Camaros from 1995.

The card names the model as ’67 Camaro and prints 14874 below the blister. On the reverse, 14874-0910 appears with the 1995 copyright and “Made in Malaysia.” The package number identifies this Pat’s issue; it is different from the date molded into the car’s base.

Distinguishing the white 1995 Camaros

White paint by itself is not enough to identify this issue. Look for the black roof, descending nose stripe and five-spoke wheels; the Pat’s card provides a second check. The links below connect this release to the other documented Camaro variations.

Roof, front-fender printing and wheels

The roof is black to the window surrounds, while the rear quarters remain white. The nose stripe turns down the front fender beside the small “396” marking. The five-spoke Pro Circuit wheels differ from the gold six-spoke wheels on the Seattle Toy Show Camaro.

Reflections and light scratches on the blister cross the car in the front view. They belong to the packaging, not necessarily the paint. On a loose example, pay particular attention to wear along the roof edges and the black nose stripe.

The car has clear windows and an unpainted Malaysia base. The hood opens on this casting, though the carded example shown here remains sealed. Since its underside is not visible, confirm the country and base markings on a loose car rather than relying on the card alone.

Pat’s Collectibles blue card

The blue card is easy to spot by its oversized yellow Pat’s Collectibles lettering edged in red. A yellow starburst states “Only 7000 worldwide.” Treat that as the package’s production claim, not as a count of cars still surviving or sealed.

On the reverse, black Pat’s Collectibles and Hot Wheels logos frame the printed details. The card number is 14874-0910; the lower text includes toy number 14874, a 1995 copyright and Malaysia manufacture. A rectangular window lets you view the opposite side of the car without opening the blister.

For a carded example, check the corners, hanging tab, reverse window and blister seams individually. The photographs show one package; condition can differ from one card to another.