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2008 Hot Wheels ’69 Camaro M1870 — Spectraflame dark blue | Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide

This is the dark-blue M1870 entry in Classics Series 4, number 15 of 15. It shares its toy number with the black and gold versions, so the color, white top stripes and Camaro SS side lettering are the useful visual checks.

Overview

This page documents the spectraflame dark blue 2008 ’69 Camaro in Classics Series 4 · 15/15. The MM family includes multiple finishes and package releases; this entry is identified by its own finish, decoration and series details.

Identification

Release: 2008 Hot Wheels ’69 Camaro. Series: Classics Series 4 · 15/15. Toy number: M1870. Recorded finish: Spectraflame dark blue.

Spectraflame dark blue; white stripes across the top and sides; Camaro SS side lettering; RL5SP wheels; ZAMAC metal base; smoke-tinted glazing; black interior; Thailand.

Match the exact release: compare the body finish and tampo first, then check wheel type, base, interior and the series/package markings. Several entries in this family share a toy number.

’69 Camaro variation web

These MM pages cover the standard ’69 Camaro release family. Choose the year, series and finish that match the car in hand. The separate Camaro Convertible, COPO and Z28 (‘Tooned) families are not included here.

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Physical and casting details

Spectraflame dark blue; white stripes across the top and sides; Camaro SS side lettering; RL5SP wheels; ZAMAC metal base; smoke-tinted glazing; black interior; Thailand.

Wheel type, base material, interior and window color are release-specific. Where an attribute is not listed above, this guide leaves it unassigned rather than carrying a specification over from another ’69 Camaro.

Packaging details

Classics Series 4 package, numbered 15/15. Match the card and car together when distinguishing the M1870 finishes.

When comparing a packaged example, check that the printed series and toy number agree with the car. A matching card helps confirm the release; it does not establish the condition of a loose example.

Collector notes

The strongest identification comes from the combination of finish, graphics, wheel style and the correct series or event markings. A shared casting name or toy number alone can lead to a mistaken match.

Frequently asked questions

How can I identify this release?

Match the spectraflame dark blue finish and decoration with the Classics Series 4 · 15/15 entry, then confirm its toy number and physical details.

Does the toy number identify the color by itself?

Not always. Some ’69 Camaro toy numbers appear on more than one documented finish. Use the variation web and compare the car’s decoration and package.

Are the convertible and COPO versions included?

No. This guide covers the standard ’69 Camaro casting. The convertible, COPO and Z28 (‘Tooned) have their own MM pages.

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