2007 Hot Wheels Casting List

2007 casting checklist and release references

Annual/reference numbers identify the release record; recolors and different component combinations can share that number. 24 additional or Mystery references are labeled in the table; use the release filter to separate them. A numbered entry is not a current-stock guarantee or a production quantity.

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2007 release comparisons and variation details

Ferracin’ and Nitro Scorcher: one numbered casting

The casting reference records both names at #021, code K6153. Red examples are documented with either Ferracin or Nitro Scorcher base wording. Later blue and silver versions use the Nitro Scorcher name. This guide keeps the aliases together rather than adding a second annual position.

When a seller uses a different name, compare the body and underside before dismissing the listing. Record the actual wording on your car separately from the checklist’s preferred name. The row’s product search uses Nitro Scorcher so it does not require a shop listing to contain both aliases.

Buick Grand National #010: the interior matters

The Grand National reference groups several 2007 variations under K6142. Black cars have different five-spoke wheel records. Silver examples are recorded with either a chrome or black interior, and the source also lists a metallic-blue retailer version.

That makes “silver Grand National” an incomplete identification. Ask for a view through the windows and clear photographs of all wheels. A variation record should distinguish visible features from the seller’s interpretation. The Buick collection includes other years and subjects; the numbered row’s search narrows the casting but does not establish a specific variation or stock level.

Why two Camaro Z28 names stay in the list

The reference identifies #043 as the ’80s Camaro, K7560 and #044 as another Camaro Z28 casting, K7561. The ’80s Camaro record describes the gray 2007 version and wheel/base variations. The other Camaro Z28 record describes the yellow 2007 release with red decoration. They are not duplicate rows to remove.

Do not rely on “Camaro Z28” alone when comparing products. Match the body, decoration and annual position. The ’69 Camaro Z28 at #123 belongs to Treasure Hunts, while the ’67 Camaro at #042 belongs to the four-car Camaro segment. A chase label does not transfer between those releases. Browse Camaro models with the exact intended casting in mind.

Regular Treasure Hunts and Super counterparts

The 12 casting positions at #121–132 have regular and Super versions. Both filters therefore return those same positions. A shared number is not evidence that an individual example is the Super. Compare the particular factory finish, graphics and wheel combination against a documented reference.

Mega Thrust #125, later called Night Burner

The Mega Thrust reference distinguishes orange K7616 from the Spectraflame-red Super record K7616S. The regular version has OH5SP wheels; the Super is recorded with Real Rider five-spokes. The same reference uses Night Burner for later releases, so a modern listing can use a different name without necessarily referring to a different basic subject.

The S suffix is the reference’s way of separating its Super record. Do not assume every database suffix appears exactly that way on a retail package. Read the package and inspect the actual car. Replacement wheels on an ordinary example do not turn it into a factory Super.

Nissan Skyline #122: use the documented wheel design

The Skyline reference distinguishes K7613 and K7613S. Its regular version combines dark orange and silver with PR5 wheels; the Super record uses copper and silver with six-spoke BLING wheels. This is why a single generic tire rule is a poor substitute for an exact-year reference.

Examine both sides, hood, wheels and underside in consistent lighting. The Nissan collection is broad and can include different Skyline generations, brands and scales. Use the casting search, then confirm the actual release rather than treating any Skyline as the missing 2007 chase.

Building a useful collector shopping list

Start with the casting, annual number and series, then add the finish and visible differences you care about. “Buick Grand National #010, silver, black interior” gives a clearer target than “silver Buick.” Keep a separate field for confirmed original packaging and another for changes such as replaced wheels or repainting.

Use model-family collections to compare related products, not to assume a stock match. Every collection-linked entry has its own product search because a broad manufacturer page may contain more than Hot Wheels, more than one scale, and releases from other years. A search may still return no exact match; that is more honest than linking an unrelated product as a substitute.

Collector original or custom project?

Decide whether the goal is originality, display appeal or customization. A restored car and an untouched release should not be compared as identical examples. For a project, use Build Your Own Hot Wheels and inspect the kit contents. For an already modified car, use Custom Hot Wheels. Neither route establishes factory chase status.

When evaluating value, use comparable completed sales for the same version and condition. The old price columns on historical references are not current market evidence. This guide does not reproduce those prices, infer production quantities or promise that a variation is rare.

Buying, condition and customization

For a loose car, compare both sides, roof, wheels and base. Check paint wear, axle alignment, cracked windows, missing components and any signs of opening or repair. For a carded car, inspect the blister, seal, corners and printed identification as well as the car inside. Keep packaging condition separate from vehicle condition when comparing listings.

A casting name containing “Custom” does not by itself mean that an individual car was modified after manufacture. Conversely, an aftermarket paint job or wheel swap does not create a factory chase. Describe restored and modified cars accurately, and compare the exact release before relying on another sale as a value reference.

Custom wheels, rubber tires and upgrade axles are sold separately. Original included components depend on the individual DIY kit listing. A casting link is not a promise that any wheel set fits it. Current carded cars, loose cars and custom cars have different collecting purposes; choose deliberately.

Buying 2007 Hot Wheels: condition, completeness and project fit

Shop by your collecting goal

Use the chosen product listing for current price, condition, contents and availability. This reference does not promise that every casting is for sale.