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Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro 13351 (1995 Treasure Hunt): Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide
The white-and-orange ’67 Camaro, third in the 1995 Treasure Hunt series
The 1995 Treasure Hunt ’67 Camaro is the white-and-orange counterpart to that year’s blue mail-in car. Orange stripes cross its pearl-white hood and trunk; an orange interior shows through the clear windows, and a white Hot Wheels logo sits on the rear window. Goodyear lettering marks the Real Riders. The card identifies it as number 3 of 12, collector number 355 and toy number 13351. Its unpainted metal base is marked Malaysia.
Muncle Mikes · Updated October 20, 2026
Casting InfoHow the 1983 Camaro tooling became a white-and-orange Treasure Hunt.
The 1995 Treasure Hunt release
The ’67 Camaro casting first appeared in 1983. In 1995, Mattel released it as the third car in that year’s twelve-car Treasure Hunt series, finished in pearl white with orange hood and trunk stripes and an orange interior. The package shows 355 as the collector number and 13351 as the toy number; those numbers identify different parts of the release.
Look for the combination: pearl-white paint, orange stripes on the hood and trunk, an orange interior behind clear windows, and Goodyear lettering on the Real Rider tires. A small white Hot Wheels logo sits on the rear window. The unpainted metal base is marked Malaysia; its 1982 copyright date refers to the casting tooling, not the release year.
Variation SummaryA wheel detail separates the two catalogued versions of the 1995 car.
Variation Summary
The 1995 Treasure Hunt is recorded with two rear-hub finishes: standard and chrome. That small change separates the documented versions; both keep the white body, orange stripes, orange interior and Goodyear-lettered Real Riders.
The 1991 California Custom uses the same ’67 Camaro casting, but its blue paint, multicolor graphics, red interior and Turbo Wheels give it a very different look from the 1995 Treasure Hunt.
Other releases in this casting family:
Physical DetailsThe white body and orange graphics are only the start; the interior, tires and base complete the picture.
Physical Details
The white side panels are mostly plain. Orange stripes run across the hood and trunk, while the doors remain undecorated. The orange interior is visible through the clear windows, and a small white Hot Wheels logo sits on the rear window. Goodyear lettering circles the black Real Rider tires.
Two wheel versions are listed: standard rear hubs and chrome-finished rear hubs. From the underside, the unpainted metal base carries the Malaysia and 1982 copyright marks; the copyright refers to the casting, while the wheel finish helps identify the specific 1995 version.
Packaging DetailsThe card records the Treasure Hunt series position and numbers.
Packaging Details
The front card states “Limited Edition—Only 10,000 Produced” and marks the Camaro as 3 of 12 in the Treasure Hunt Series. The collector number 355 and toy number 13351 identify different parts of the release record; the card front shown above makes the series position and toy number easy to check.
The card identifies the series and numbers; the car confirms the casting and decoration. Read together, the package and the white-and-orange Camaro show why the car belongs to the 1995 Treasure Hunt release.
A fair comparison starts with the same release and the same kind of packaging.
Release DetailsIdentifying features of this exact issue.
Collector FAQsAnswers about toy number, series and matching.
Variation WebBrowse this casting family within MM Wiki.
Buying & Value — Collector Reference
Compare the exact release and condition
A loose 13351 should be compared with another loose 13351; a carded copy should be compared with a carded copy. Paint chips, stripe wear, clear-window condition, wheel wear and the rear-hub finish all affect what a particular car represents. A repaint or wheel-swapped example is a custom, not an untouched factory issue.
For carded examples, the card and blister add their own condition questions: creases, fading, edge wear and blister separation can change the overall grade.
Release Details
Identifying details
The card’s green Treasure Hunt band places the Camaro third in the 1995 series. The printed 355 is the collector number and 13351 is the toy number; each identifies a different part of the release record.
’67 Camaro — Collector FAQs
Collector FAQs
What do 3/12, 355 and 13351 mean?
3/12 is the Camaro’s place among the twelve 1995 Treasure Hunts. Number 355 is its collector number, and 13351 is the Mattel toy number.
What wheel difference is documented?
Cataloged versions have either standard-finish or chrome-finished rear hubs. Compare the rear hubs to identify which version you have; the rest of the white-and-orange decoration remains the same.
Can orange stripes alone identify this Treasure Hunt?
No. The identification comes from the full combination: pearl-white body, orange interior, hood-and-trunk stripes, Goodyear-lettered Real Riders and the 1995 series numbers.
MM ’67 Camaro Variation Web
Collecting Terms, Sources & Model References
Collecting terms
Collectors use “casting” for the shared body tooling and “variation” for a specific release with its own paint, graphics, wheels, interior or base. For this Camaro, 355 is the collector number and 13351 is the toy number.
Sources & References
- HWtreasure — 1995 Treasure Hunt series position, paint, production limit and package reference
- South Texas Diecast — ’67 Camaro release details and rear-hub versions
- Hot Wheels Newsletter — 1983 debut and rear-window logo detail
- Mattel historical vehicle list — toy number 13351
- Loose Camaro photo reference — eBay item 398172585801, removed from its blister and displayed