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2010 Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro R1136 Color Shifters Police: Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide

R1136 is the Color Shifters police Camaro. Let the car return to room temperature after a water test; gray-to-white body color is the defining change. Check the police graphics and 5SP wheels to distinguish it from a standard white Camaro.

Casting information

This is the 2010 Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro R1136 release: Color Shifters · Hot Rod to Cop Rod. This guide focuses on its factory paint, graphics, wheels, base, and package cues.

Use the complete combination when comparing examples. Shared casting names or toy numbers can cover cars with different finishes, decoration, wheels, and distribution.

How to identify this release

R1136 is the Color Shifters police Camaro. Let the car return to room temperature after a water test; gray-to-white body color is the defining change. Check the police graphics and 5SP wheels to distinguish it from a standard white Camaro.

The gray and white appearances are two states of one R1136 toy, not separate paint variations. Window and interior details are omitted because references disagree.

Variation summary

Color Shifters · Hot Rod to Cop Rod is a distinct 2010 release. Compare it with the other documented ’67 Camaro releases from the year.

Physical details

Police-themed ’67 Camaro body that changes from gray in warm conditions to white when cold.

Wheels: 5SP plastic wheels. Base: Unpainted metal · Thailand.

Packaging details

The package calls out Hot Rod to Cop Rod. A carded example may show only one color state, so use the release number and police graphics as additional checks.

For a loose car, compare paint, graphics, wheels, and base with a verified example. For a packaged car, check that the card and blister identify the same release and the visible car matches them.

Release details

Year
2010
Vehicle
Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro
Series
Color Shifters · Hot Rod to Cop Rod
Toy / base code
R1136
Finish
Gray ↔ white color shift
Wheels
5SP plastic wheels
Base
Unpainted metal · Thailand

Condition and value

Compare recent completed sales for the same release and similar condition. Loose examples should be checked for paint loss, wheel changes, and base wear; packaged examples also depend on card and blister condition. This guide does not assign a price range.

Collector questions

How do I distinguish this release from another Camaro?

Match the series or event, toy number, paint and graphics, wheel type, and base details together. For R1136, confirm the temperature-related color change; for R7511, check the orange or black graphic scheme.

Does a different color in a photograph always mean another variation?

No. Lighting can change how a finish appears. R1136 also changes between gray and white; use its other release cues too.

What matters when comparing condition?

Check the body, graphics, wheels, base, and package separately. Do not treat a wheel swap or repaint as a factory variation without supporting evidence.

2010 ’67 Camaro variation web

These are the five documented 2010 ’67 Camaro releases in this guide network. Follow an entry to compare its casting details and identifiers.

Sources and references

Details checked against the Hot Wheels Collectors Newsletter catalog and South Texas Diecast ’67 Camaro checklist. R8391 details checked against the Hot Wheels RLC Neo-Classics record. R8427 event cues checked against the Collectors Nationals release record. Conflicting or weakly supported details are omitted.