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Custom ’11 Camaro — Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide

The Custom ’11 Camaro represents the fifth-generation Chevrolet Camaro introduced for the 2010 model year. Hot Wheels records use the casting name Custom ’11 Camaro. The Muncle Mikes family records begin in 2011 and continue through releases dated 2023.

Paint alone does not identify a release. The family includes distinct body colors and finish, side and hood graphics, series context and multipack appearances. Match the toy code and the full decoration before assigning a loose car to a specific release.

How to Identify This Casting

  1. Confirm the long fifth-generation Camaro body shape and the casting’s sculpted front and rear details.
  2. Read the toy code when present. Codes in this family include T9675, T9933, T9995, X3366, V5530, Y2611, Y2154, Y2590, BFB27, CFV02, FKV73 and GHC53.
  3. Compare the paint and graphics. The documented examples range from solid or metallic colors to the blue-and-white #21 racing decoration.
  4. Check wheels, base and package context on the individual release record. Do not use color alone to identify the exact issue.

Custom ’11 Camaro Variation Web

Use the year and release details below to compare this casting’s documented MM variations. Each entry links to its own Muncle Mikes record.

2011 · 4 releases
2012 · 2 releases
2013 · 2 releases
2014 · 1 release
2015 · 1 release
2018 · 1 release
2020 · 1 release
2023 · 2 releases

Additional MM catalog records

Physical Details

The Custom ’11 Camaro is a closed-roof coupe with the broad front fascia and sculpted shoulders of the fifth-generation car. Its factory releases use different paint, wheel and graphic combinations; keep those details attached to the release code when cataloging a loose example.

Inspect the front splitter, roofline, rear spoiler, wheel openings and printed graphics for wear. A wheel swap or repaint can make a loose car resemble a catalog variation it was never issued as.

Packaging and Release Context

The family spans mainline and specially distributed records, including Kroger-exclusive entries and multipack releases. Card names, toy numbers and series markings help separate releases that share a casting and similar colors.

Record the card or pack context with the car when available. For a loose casting, note that package identification is unavailable rather than inferring it from paint.

Collector Notes

The strongest identification is a match between casting name, toy code, body finish and graphics. The variation links below are the Muncle Mikes records for the family; each one keeps its own release-specific details.

Value Research

Research an exact release rather than assigning one value to the entire casting family. Match the toy code, finish, wheel type, decoration and package, then compare sales of the same issue in similar condition. Packaging, damage, missing parts, repainting and wheel changes can all affect a comparison.

This guide does not assign a price range. The release links above keep each variation’s identity separate for careful comparison.

Collector FAQs

What does “Custom ’11” mean?

It is Hot Wheels’ casting name for its customized 2011-era Chevrolet Camaro design.

What years are represented in this MM family?

The linked records begin in 2011 and include releases through 2023.

Can I identify one from its body color?

Color is a useful clue, but match the toy code, graphics, wheels and packaging before assigning an exact release.

Sources and References

This guide is based on the linked Muncle Mikes variation records for the Custom ’11 Camaro casting. Open the individual record to see the exact release details currently cataloged for that issue.

Unspecified details are left unassigned rather than inferred from a similar release.