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2011 Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro T8257 Garage GM — Metallic Blue & White: Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide
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T8257 is the metallic-blue and white ’67 Camaro in the 2011 Garage GM series. Its white roof and stripes, gray interior, and redline CDDRR wheels distinguish it from the yellow Garage GM Camaro T8307.
Casting information
This guide covers the 2011 Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro T8257 release, Hot Wheels Garage GM · 1/22. Its finish, decoration, wheels, and release context distinguish it from the other Camaro releases from the year.
The ’67 Camaro casting began in 1983. The 2011 model is one release in that casting’s later history; the specific series and finish identify the toy documented here.
How to identify this release
T8257 is the metallic-blue and white ’67 Camaro in the 2011 Garage GM series. Its white roof and stripes, gray interior, and redline CDDRR wheels distinguish it from the yellow Garage GM Camaro T8307.
Metallic-blue body with white roof and stripes; gray interior; redline CDDRR wheels.
Variation summary
Hot Wheels Garage GM · 1/22 places this car within a themed 2011 release. Compare its toy number and full decoration with the other documented 2011 ’67 Camaro releases.
Photo reference
Physical details
Metallic-blue body with white roof and stripes; gray interior; redline CDDRR wheels.
Wheels: Redline CDDRR. Base: Metal · Malaysia.
Packaging details
The T8257 was sold in Hot Wheels Garage packaging as the GM Garage 1/22 Camaro. Match the blue-and-white car and the Garage GM markings on its card.
Release details
- Year
- 2011
- Vehicle
- Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro
- Series
- Hot Wheels Garage GM · 1/22
- Toy number
- T8257
- Finish
- Metallic blue and white
- Wheels
- Redline CDDRR
- Base / origin
- Metal · Malaysia
Condition and value
Compare completed sales for this same release and similar condition. Look at paint and graphic wear, wheel condition, base wear, and whether the package remains intact. Event and themed-series cars should be compared with the same release rather than a general ’67 Camaro listing; this guide does not assign a price range.
Collector questions
How can I tell this car apart from other 2011 Camaros?
Use the toy number, series placement, paint, graphics, and wheel style together. A close color match alone is not enough to identify a release.
Does every 2011 ’67 Camaro belong to the mainline?
No. These pages cover releases from themed series, a convention dinner, a racing series, and other programs as well as standard retail lines.
What should I check on a carded example?
Compare the package series and number with the car inside, then inspect card and blister condition separately.
2011 ’67 Camaro variation web
The 2011 family includes eight numbered releases and two additional entries identified by color only.
Sources and references
South Texas Diecast’s 2011 Garage listings and the Hot Wheels Collectors Newsletter catalog document this release and its series placement. Release details were cross-checked against the South Texas Diecast ’67 Camaro listing. Where sources conflict, the disputed detail is omitted or described without choosing an unsupported version.