MUNCLE MIKES COLLECTOR GUIDE

Stingray Concept — 2010 Yellow

The yellow debut is easy to separate from the later orange car: its upper body is largely plain, without the broad white stripes. Dark glazing and bright open five-spoke wheels complete the look.

2010 Stingray Concept — Yellow, OH5
2010 Stingray Concept — Yellow, OH5 — View variation guide
Release year
2010
Series
2010 New Models
Toy code
R0936
Body color
Yellow

A concept shape with very different finishes

This is the yellow R0936 New Models color. It also appeared on a Target snowflake card, but the loose reference here cannot identify which package originally held it.

Release details

2010 R0936
Wheels OH5
Assortment 2010 New Models
Reference view Loose car; side and front quarter

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Reading the 2010 card numbers

The debut checklist uses two sets of numbers: New Models lists 019/240 and 19/44, while HW Premiere lists 021/214 and 21/52. A different card number does not, by itself, mean a different paint or wheel variation. Match the car first, then check the series name and both numbers on the actual card.

The carded examples below show the gray New Models car and pale-blue HW Premiere car. The yellow gallery reference is still loose, so its original package cannot be established from that photo. A card example illustrates that package; it does not prove where another loose car came from.

Two card formats, pictured

This release and its companions

2010 Stingray Concept — Yellow, OH5
2010 Stingray Concept — Yellow, OH5 — View variation guide
2010 Stingray Concept — Metalflake gray, OH5
2010 Stingray Concept — Metalflake gray, OH5 — View variation guide
2010 Stingray Concept — Metallic steel blue, OH5
2010 Stingray Concept — Metallic steel blue, OH5 — View variation guide
2011 Stingray Concept — Pearl white, Whitewall RRLD
2011 Stingray Concept — Pearl white, Whitewall RRLD — View variation guide
2011 Stingray Concept — Metalflake dark blue, RR5SP with redline tires
2011 Stingray Concept — Metalflake dark blue, RR5SP with redline tires — View variation guide
2011 Stingray Concept — Metallic dark red, FTE2
2011 Stingray Concept — Metallic dark red, FTE2 — View variation guide
2011 Stingray Concept — Metallic dark red, FTE
2011 Stingray Concept — Metallic dark red, FTE — View variation guide
2012 Stingray Concept — Flat black, PR5: orange front, white rear
2012 Stingray Concept — Flat black, PR5: orange front, white rear — View variation guide
2012 Stingray Concept — Metallic red, Real Riders, low-profile tires
2012 Stingray Concept — Metallic red, Real Riders, low-profile tires — View variation guide
2013 Stingray Concept — Pearl orange, MC5
2013 Stingray Concept — Pearl orange, MC5 — View variation guide
2013 Stingray Concept — Grabber blue, Black MC5 with yellow rims
2013 Stingray Concept — Grabber blue, Black MC5 with yellow rims — View variation guide
2015 Stingray Concept — Black, Black MC5 with orange rims
2015 Stingray Concept — Black, Black MC5 with orange rims — View variation guide

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Choosing one for your collection

Look for paint wear where the pointed front fenders meet the nose. If a seller describes a special card version, ask to see the actual packaging as well as the car.

The reference shows one side. Ask for the other side and the underside when condition, base details or wheel originality matter.

Collector questions

Does a yellow car prove it came on a snowflake card?

No. Yellow cars were sold in more than one package format. A loose car cannot establish the card it originally came in.

Browse the MM shop

Browse MM’s loose Hot Wheels for Corvettes and other road cars. Use each product listing’s photos and condition notes to judge the actual car for sale.