MUNCLE MIKES COLLECTOR GUIDE

Lotus Type 49 — 2024 HTD99

Number 4 and a dark driver are the easiest ways to pick out HTD99. The green-and-yellow colors echo the earlier number 5 car, but the cockpit and numbers make this a worthwhile side-by-side comparison.

2024 HTD99 — dark green, number 4 Lotus Type 49
2024 HTD99 — dark green, number 4 Lotus Type 49 — View variation guide
Release year
2024
Series
HW Race Day 8/10
Toy code
HTD99
Body color
Dark green, number 4

What to look for

The 2024 card still reads ’67 Lotus Type 49, 188/250 and HW Race Day 8/10. Four-spoke wheels and the exposed engine preserve the same basic open-wheel layout.

Release details

2024 HTD99
Body Dark green with yellow trim
Race number 4
Driver Dark
Card 2024; 188/250; HW Race Day 8/10
Wheels Four-spoke L4

This release and its companions

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Choosing one for your collection

Ask for a photo that includes the top of the nose and the cockpit. A distant side view can make both green releases look identical.

Inspect the narrow nose edge and the exposed engine finish. Those parts sit out in the open when the car is stored loose.

Collector questions

Is the dark driver just a shadow?

The darker driver treatment belongs to the number 4 HTD99 release. Use both details together to identify it.

Browse the MM shop

Browse MM’s loose Hot Wheels and finished customs for more cars to add to your display. These are broader collections; check each shop listing for its exact model, scale and condition.