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2007 Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro Convertible L1641 Metalflake Green · Kar Keeper: Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide
The green L1641 came in an Ultra Hots Kar Keeper. Silver stripes and black Camaro lettering distinguish it from the red L1642.
2007 L1641: identifying details
Silver stripes; black Camaro lettering; redline wheels. This is the Hot Wheels ’67 Camaro Convertible, a 1:64 model with an opening hood. L1641 is a release identifier; the finish, decoration, wheels, and original package context complete the identification.
| Identifier | Recorded release detail |
|---|---|
| Release year | 2007 |
| Toy number | L1641 |
| Finish | Metalflake Green |
| Series or package | Ultra Hots Kar Keepers |
| Visible cues | Silver stripes; black Camaro lettering; redline wheels |
Check the finish in neutral light, then compare the interior, hood and side decoration, wheel face, and base. Metallic paint can shift in photographs, so the toy number and physical details should agree before assigning a variation.
’67 Camaro Convertible variation web
Follow any sibling guide to compare its paint, graphics, wheels, and original series. This index connects every documented release of the casting.
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Physical details
The convertible casting has an opening hood over a detailed engine. Its shape remains recognizable across the releases, while paint, interior, wheel style, and some base materials change. On this Metalflake Green release, the useful comparison points are silver stripes; black camaro lettering; redline wheels.
For a loose car, record paint chips, rubbed graphics, wheel wear, hood fit, and replaced parts separately from its factory identity. A wheel swap or repaint changes the example in hand, not the original release record.
Packaging and release context
This version is associated with Ultra Hots Kar Keepers. The original card, keeper, or set box establishes where it was issued and can separate it from a similar color released elsewhere. Record package wear separately from the condition of the die-cast.
When comparing examples, match the finish and toy number first, then check interior, graphics, wheels, and package. Shared tooling alone does not make two releases the same variation.
Value research
Compare completed sales for this exact L1641 release and wheel style. Loose, carded, and set-only examples are different comparisons; condition, completeness, and package wear also affect the result. This guide identifies the release and does not assign one price to the whole casting family.
Use the variation web to confirm the exact version before reviewing comparables. The casting guide places it beside the other documented Camaro Convertible releases.
Metalflake Green · Kar Keeper collector questions
Does L1641 identify only this finish?
No. A toy number can appear on more than one finish or release. Use the finish, graphics, wheels, interior, and series together.
What is the quickest way to confirm this version?
Start with the Metalflake Green body and the cues above, then check the toy number and series. Compare the whole car rather than relying on one photograph.
Can a loose car be identified without the package?
Often. The casting, toy number, decoration, interior, and wheel combination provide useful clues. The original package adds release context but is not the only identifier.
Where can I compare its sibling releases?
The variation web on this page links to all documented versions, including cars that share a toy number or similar paint.
Sources and collector references
Release details were checked against the Hot Wheels Newsletter ’67 Camaro Convertible catalog, the South Texas Diecast Hot Wheels guide, and the linked Muncle Mikes variation records.
All reader-facing links on this page stay within Muncle Mikes.