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2019 Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro FYF94: Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide
The sky-blue HW Art Cars Treasure Hunt, marked by its roof “R” and four-color stripes
FYF94 is the 2019 Treasure Hunt version of Hot Wheels’ ’67 Camaro. It sits at #248/250 in the year’s mainline and 9/10 in HW Art Cars. The sky-blue body, white, blue, red and orange graphics, “R” on the roof and small flame emblem on the sides distinguish it from the other Camaro releases.
FYF94 keeps the ’67 Camaro casting familiar to collectors, while its sky-blue HW Art Cars decoration makes this 2019 release easy to pick out among the many versions of the casting.
Casting Info: the 2019 HW Art Cars Treasure Hunt
The Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro debuted in 1983 as part of The Hot Ones. Larry Wood is credited with the design. It is a separate casting from Harry Bradley’s 1968 Custom Camaro; the two toys share a first-generation subject, but they are different Hot Wheels models. FYF94 belongs to the newer mainline tooling introduced in 2017. Its hood is fixed and its base is plastic.
The full-size car’s 1967 model year is part of the casting name. FYF94 is the Hot Wheels release number, and 2019 is the year this version appeared.
Variation Summary
The identifying combination matters more than the blue paint by itself. Other ’67 Camaros also use blue or multicolor graphics, but FYF94 combines the 2019 Art Cars numbering with the roof mark and Treasure Hunt emblem.
| Detail | FYF94 identification |
|---|---|
| Year and mainline position | 2019 · #248/250 |
| Series position | HW Art Cars · 9/10 |
| Toy number | FYF94 |
| Finish and decoration | Sky Blue with white, blue, red and orange stripes; “R” on the roof; flame emblem on the sides |
| Wheels and glazing | AeroDisc wheels · clear windows |
| Interior and origin | Black interior · Malaysia |
| Case placement | 2019 mainline mix Q |
Treasure Hunt identifies the release’s place in the series. The small flame emblem helps confirm the version, while the roof graphics and wheels provide additional checks.
Physical Details
The light blue paint is the visual foundation. White lines cut across blue, red and orange panels; on the roof, the white stripes form an “R.” The Hot Wheels logo sits on the roof, while the round flame emblem appears on the sides. These markings are more useful than color alone when separating FYF94 from another blue Camaro.
Clear windows reveal a black interior. AeroDisc wheels complete the release. Cataloged examples list Malaysia as the country of manufacture and M27 or M28 base date codes. Those codes refer to production timing on the individual car; they do not replace FYF94 as the release identifier.
Packaging Details
FYF94 was issued on the 2019 Hot Wheels mainline card in the HW Art Cars series. The card identifies the Camaro as 9/10 in the series and 248/250 in the annual mainline. Those two numbers answer different questions: the first is its place within Art Cars; the second is its position in the full year’s assortment.
For a carded example, examine the card corners, hang tab and blister for bends, cracks, yellowing or separation. A clean card does not change the car’s identity, but it does affect how a packaged example compares with another.
Buying & Value — Collector Reference
FYF94 should be compared with FYF94, not with another ’67 Camaro that happens to be blue. For a loose car, look closely at the roof stripes and “R,” side graphics, wheel faces, axles and paint around the hood and fenders. A top view is especially helpful because it shows the roof marking clearly.
For a carded example, check the card and blister as well as the toy number and series position. Compare loose cars with other loose FYF94s, and sealed examples with sealed examples; recent completed sales give a clearer picture than unsold asking prices.
Earlier ’67 Camaro Treasure Hunts
FYF94 follows four earlier ’67 Camaro Treasure Hunts: the 1995 and 2005 releases, then Super Treasure Hunts in 2013 and 2017. Each has its own paint, graphics and wheel combination, so the release year and toy number are more reliable identifiers than color alone.
’67 Camaro Collector FAQs
What do 248/250 and 9/10 mean?
248/250 is the FYF94’s number in the 2019 mainline. 9/10 is its number within HW Art Cars. Both identify the same release from different catalog views.
How can I recognize the Treasure Hunt version?
Look for the FYF94 number and HW Art Cars card, then compare the Sky Blue body, multicolor stripes, roof “R,” side flame emblem and AeroDisc wheels.
Does the date code make this a 2019 car?
No. The casting’s date code describes when that individual toy was made. FYF94 is the release number, and 2019 is the catalog year.
Is this the 1968 Custom Camaro?
No. The ’67 Camaro and the 1968 Custom Camaro are different Hot Wheels castings, even though both represent first-generation Chevrolet Camaros.
Does Treasure Hunt status guarantee a price or production count?
No. It identifies the series. Condition and actual completed sales matter when comparing market prices, and the label alone does not establish how many were made.
Sources & References
References: Hot Wheels Newsletter, 2019 digital catalog; HWtreasure, 2019 ’67 Camaro Treasure Hunt; South Texas Diecast, ’67 Camaro guide; Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro release record.