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2024 Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro HTB74: Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide

Dark blue · white technical line art · HW Art Cars · 3/10

HTB74 is the dark-blue ’67 Camaro in the 2024 HW Art Cars series. Its white blueprint-style line art, blue-tinted windows, MC5 wheels and package number 084/250 distinguish this release within the GWJ14 tooling family.

Loose 2024 Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro HTB74, view 1
2024 · HTB74 · front three-quarter
Loose 2024 Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro HTB74, view 2
2024 · HTB74 · rear three-quarter
Loose 2024 Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro HTB74, view 3
2024 · HTB74 · side profile
Loose 2024 Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro HTB74, view 4
2024 · HTB74 · detail view

HTB74 · loose casting reference views

Casting Info: HTB74 release

Casting Info: HTB74 release

HTB74 is the dark-blue ’67 Camaro in the 2024 HW Art Cars series. Its white blueprint-style line art, blue-tinted windows, MC5 wheels and package number 084/250 distinguish this release within the GWJ14 tooling family.

GWJ14 is the casting reference shared by this family. The dark-blue body carries white blueprint-style line art. Blue-tinted windows and MC5 wheels provide additional release checks; the base is gray plastic. HWC Garage catalogs the casting reference as GWJ14 and the release as a 1:64 Malaysia-made Camaro. The Hot Wheels Newsletter calls it a retool in its catalog; HWC Garage places it under the GWJ14 Camaro tooling reference. The visible release code and package details identify HTB74 regardless of catalog wording.

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How to identify HTB74

How to identify HTB74

Check the release code with the color, series and physical details; no single color word or series number distinguishes every Camaro.

  • Match HTB74 and collector number 084/250 on the card.
  • Look for white blueprint-style technical line art over the dark-blue body.
  • Confirm blue-tinted windows and MC5 wheels.
  • The package marks this as HW Art Cars 3/10; the casting reference is GWJ14.
Physical Details

Physical Details

The dark-blue body carries white blueprint-style line art. Blue-tinted windows and MC5 wheels provide additional release checks; the base is gray plastic. HWC Garage catalogs the casting reference as GWJ14 and the release as a 1:64 Malaysia-made Camaro. The Hot Wheels Newsletter calls it a retool in its catalog; HWC Garage places it under the GWJ14 Camaro tooling reference. The visible release code and package details identify HTB74 regardless of catalog wording.

Packaging Details

Packaging Details

The card identifies HTB74, HW Art Cars 3/10 and collector number 084/250. Check the card and blister separately from paint, line-art tampo, wheel and base condition. A loose example should be identified from its code and physical details rather than series number alone.

Release marking: HW Art Cars · 3/10 · 084/250

Buying & Value — Collector Reference

Compare like with like

Compare HTB74 with the same HW Art Cars release and collector number. For loose cars, note the condition of the fine white line art, window tint, wheels and base. For carded examples, record card and blister condition separately.

Compare the same release code and packaging state. Recent completed sales are useful only when the model, completeness and condition are comparable.

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Collector FAQs

HTB74 collector FAQs

What identifies HTB74?

The HTB74 code, dark-blue body with white technical line art, blue-tinted windows, MC5 wheels and HW Art Cars 3/10 marking.

What is its collector number?

The package identifies the release as 084/250.

Why do catalogs describe the casting differently?

The Hot Wheels Newsletter uses “retool,” while HWC Garage catalogs the casting reference as GWJ14. The release code, graphics and package markings identify HTB74 in either catalog.

Sources & References

Sources & References

  1. HWC Garage — HTB74 release record, casting reference and physical details.
  2. Hot Wheels Newsletter — 2024 release and series record; catalog wording identifies it as a retool.
  3. The HTB74 card markings and the loose-casting photographs shown here.