Casting Info · Complete Collector’s Guide
1974 Hot Wheels Carabo Flying Colors Light Green — Casting Info · Complete Collector’s Guide
1974 Hot Wheels Carabo in Enamel Light Green. The shared casting number is 6420; item number 7617 identifies this Flying Colors release.
1974 Light Green release overview
The Light Green version returned in the 1974 Flying Colors line with enamel paint. The Flying Colors Light Green version has orange and blue decoration. The catalog records both Redline and blackwall wheel variants, with an unpainted metal base, black interior and blue-tinted windows.
The real Alfa Romeo Carabo was a concept with distinctive wedge-shaped bodywork. Hot Wheels captures the low profile with opening doors, black rear louvers and an orange stripe across the nose. Check the doors and large windscreen carefully on a loose example; both are vulnerable to damage.
Identification details
| Vehicle | Hot Wheels Carabo |
|---|---|
| Release year | 1974 |
| Line | 1974 Flying Colors |
| Color / finish | Light Green · Enamel Light Green |
| Item number | 7617 |
| Shared casting number | 6420 |
| Scale | 1:64 |
| Wheels | Redline or blackwall |
| Production detail | Flying Colors enamel release; compare decoration, interior, glazing, base and wheels. |
The Flying Colors Light Green version has orange and blue decoration. The catalog records both Redline and blackwall wheel variants, with an unpainted metal base, black interior and blue-tinted windows.
When checking a loose car, inspect the Spectraflame or enamel finish for chips and corrosion, confirm the door pivots, and look for cracks or replacement glazing. Record base, wheel and interior details separately from the paint name.
Complete Carabo variation web
All fourteen color/year guides for the 6420 Carabo are listed here. Use the casting guide for the complete release comparison.
Current release · 1974 Flying Colors
Current guide: 1974 Light Green
Enamel Light Green · item 7617 · casting 6420
Value research
Compare completed sales of this exact color and production configuration. For 1970 examples, match country, interior and glazing; for 1974 Light Green examples, separate Redline and blackwall wheels. Paint, moving-door condition, windscreen, wheels and package condition all affect how useful a comparison is.
Do not compare a broad “Carabo” listing with this release until the color and visible configuration match.

