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2006 Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro J2836 Ultra Hots — Orange · Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide

2006 · Ultra Hots · J2836

J2836 is the orange 2006 Ultra Hots release of the ’67 Camaro. Its cleanest identifiers are the white hood and side stripes, Camaro lettering, silver-painted rear detail and Deep Dish Real Riders.

Loose orange 2006 Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro J2836 Ultra Hots with white stripes and Deep Dish Real Riders on a clean background
Loose orange 2006 Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro J2836 Ultra Hots with white stripes and Deep Dish Real Riders on a clean background. Photo hosted on Muncle Mikes’ Shopify CDN.

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Casting Info

Exact release identity and casting identifiers.

Casting Info

J2836 is the orange 2006 Ultra Hots release of the ’67 Camaro. Its cleanest identifiers are the white hood and side stripes, Camaro lettering, silver-painted rear detail and Deep Dish Real Riders.

This is one of five standard 2006 ’67 Camaro records in the MM Camaro guide. Use the toy number, release name and physical casting details together when identifying it.

Variation Summary

Position within the 2006 ’67 Camaro family.

Variation Summary

Ultra Hots · J2836 · Orange · Deep Dish Real Riders is linked to all four other standard Camaro releases below. The Camaro Convertible castings are kept in their own variation listings and are not mixed into this hardtop variation family.

Physical Details

Paint, tampo, wheel, interior and base clues.

Physical Details

Look for the orange body, narrow white hood and side pinstripes, Camaro lettering on the side and silver-painted rear panel. The documented car has Deep Dish Real Riders and was made in Malaysia. Keep the exact J2836 number with the casting when cataloging it.

Loose orange 2006 Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro J2836 Ultra Hots with white stripes and Deep Dish Real Riders on a clean background
Loose orange 2006 Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro J2836 Ultra Hots with white stripes and Deep Dish Real Riders on a clean background. Photo hosted on Muncle Mikes’ Shopify CDN.

For a reliable record, photograph both sides, roof and hood, front and rear, wheel faces, interior and base. Note differences directly; avoid identifying the car from paint color alone.

Packaging Details

What the package confirms and what the loose casting shows.

Packaging Details

J2836 appears on Ultra Hots packaging. Use the package to confirm the toy number and series, then compare the loose casting for the hood stripe, side lettering and wheel style. Packaging can help identify the release, but the loose car is the clearest record of its tampo and wheel details.

Condition & Value Research

A collector checklist for comparing like with like.

Condition & Value Research

Record the exact release and any confirmed wheel subtype before comparing completed sales. Condition notes should cover paint chips, wheel wear, axle condition, tampos, window clarity, interior and base. For carded examples, include blister yellowing or cracks, card bends and creases, and whether the package is sealed.

Loose and carded examples are different collecting conditions. Compare like with like and keep a source note for every recorded sale; an asking price does not establish market value.

Release Details

Series context and documented production notes.

Release Details

Ultra Hots is the release context for this casting. The release references used here do not establish a production quantity, so none is assigned.

Look for the orange body, narrow white hood and side pinstripes, Camaro lettering on the side and silver-painted rear panel. The documented car has Deep Dish Real Riders and was made in Malaysia. Keep the exact J2836 number with the casting when cataloging it.

Collector FAQs

Identification questions for this release.

Collector FAQs

2006 ’67 Camaro Collector FAQs

How do I identify this release?

Start with the toy number J2836 and series name, then compare its paint, graphics, wheels and base with the details on this page. A matching color alone is not enough to identify a release.

What should I record for a loose example?

Photograph the roof and hood, both sides, front and rear, wheel faces, interior and base. Record packaging separately when present.

Is every documented wheel variation assigned to a catalog row?

No. For this release, use only the wheel details documented for the individual car. Do not assume that one wheel subtype covers every example.

Sources & References

Reference trail for the casting details on this page.

Source names are provided for verification.

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