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Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro 2103 (1991 California Custom): Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide

Metalflake blue, splash graphics and Turbo Wheels

This 1991 California Custom is the blue ’67 Camaro cataloged as toy 2103. White, pink and light-green splashes stand out against the metalflake-blue body, while clear windows reveal a red interior. Turbo Wheels and the windshield Hot Wheels logo complete the combination; collectors record both large and small logo versions.

Casting Info

Exact release, catalog number and visible casting identifiers.

Casting Info: 1991 California Custom

Hot Wheels kept the ’67 Camaro body and gave this 1991 California Custom a distinctive finish: metalflake-blue paint, white, pink and light-green splash graphics, clear windows, a red interior and Turbo Wheels. These details work together to identify the release; blue paint alone is not enough to separate it from other Camaros.

The toy number is 2103, and the base is marked Malaysia. On a loose car, the base marking supports the identification, while the paint, graphics, interior and wheels provide the visible match.

Variation Summary

How this release fits the ’67 Camaro variation web.

Variation Summary

Collectors record two windshield-logo sizes on the California Custom 2103: a large Hot Wheels logo and a smaller one. They are variations of this blue release. Other blue ’67 Camaros are separate issues, so the splash graphics, red interior and Turbo Wheels matter as much as the color.

A straight-on windshield view is the clearest way to compare the two logos. At an angle, glare or worn printing can make a large mark look smaller; the carded example identifies the packaged release but does not show the logo clearly enough to sort its size.

Other releases in this casting family:

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Physical Details

Paint, tampo, glazing, wheels and base details for this issue.

Physical Details

Look through the clear windshield and side windows to see the red cabin against the blue body. The splash graphics continue across the body beyond a simple side stripe, making the roof and hood part of the car’s identity as well as its sides.

On a loose example, the most telling wear appears on the metallic finish, the edges of the splash graphics and the bright Turbo Wheel faces. Check the windshield print closely: a chipped or faded logo can be mistaken for the smaller version. The Malaysia marking is on the underside of the car.

Packaging Details

Match the original series and toy number to the car.

Packaging Details

The California Custom card and toy number 2103 identify the package release. The car inside should match the blue body, multicolor splash graphics, red interior and Turbo Wheels; a similar-looking blue Camaro in another package is a different issue.

For a carded example, record the car and the package separately. Note card creases, fading, price stickers or blister damage alongside the car’s paint and graphic condition; an intact card does not guarantee an untouched casting.

Buying & Value — Collector Reference

Compare the exact release and condition

Condition has a visible effect on this release: scratches break up the metalflake finish, rubbed edges interrupt the splash graphics, and worn Turbo Wheel faces lose their bright appearance. A clear windshield logo also helps distinguish the documented size variants.

Compare sold examples of toy 2103 in the same condition, and separate loose cars from carded California Custom packages. When photos show the windshield clearly, match the logo size as well. Asking prices do not show what a buyer paid, and rarity claims need evidence.

Release Details

Identifying details

The California Custom is one of the ’67 Camaro’s 1991 release treatments, not a new body casting. The blue metalflake, splash artwork, red interior and Turbo Wheels distinguish this issue from other releases built on the same familiar Camaro tooling.

’67 Camaro — Collector FAQs

Collector FAQs

What identifies the California Custom release?

The blue metalflake body, white, pink and light-green splashes, clear windows, red interior and Turbo Wheels identify the California Custom. The toy number is 2103.

Are there different windshield logos?

Yes. Large and small Hot Wheels logos are documented. A clear, front-facing view shows the difference better than a distant side view.

Does every blue ’67 Camaro belong to this series?

No. The 2103 issue is identified by its splash graphics, red interior, Turbo Wheels and California Custom release details.

MM ’67 Camaro Variation Web
Collecting Terms, Sources & Model References

Collecting terms

Casting refers to the body design shared across releases. A variation is a specific issue distinguished by its finish, wheels, interior, base or package. The toy number identifies the release in its series or catalog.

Sources & References

  1. South Texas Diecast — 1991 California Custom details
  2. Hot Wheels Wiki — ’67 Camaro release table

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    Official Identification

    Manufacturer
    Mattel
    Brand
    Hot Wheels
    Casting
    '67 Camaro
    Toy / SKU
    2103
    Release year
    1991