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2004 Hot Wheels Dodge SRT-4 G8205 — Lime green — Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide
2004 · Hot Import Nights · G8205
Lime green body with grey stripes. This is one of three cataloged 1:50 Hot Import Nights Dodge SRT-4 releases from 2004. The toy number identifies this edition within the family.
Quick Facts
| Casting | Hot Wheels Dodge SRT-4 |
|---|---|
| Scale | 1:50 |
| Release | 2004 · Hot Import Nights |
| Toy number | G8205 |
| Body color | Lime green |
| Decoration | Grey stripes |
| Designer | Dwayne Vance |
| Country listed | China |
Identifying G8205
Match the toy number with the color and decoration: G8205 is the lime green Dodge SRT-4 with grey stripes. On a packaged example, check the toy number printed on the card and confirm that the car’s finish matches. On a loose car, use the finish and tampo together rather than color alone.
The Dodge SRT-4 belongs to the 1:50 street-car casting family. It is separate from Hot Wheels Drag Neon even though the real-car names are related.
Casting and Physical Details
The 2004 Hot Import Nights catalog lists the Dodge SRT-4 in 1:50 scale. This edition is distinguished in the family by its lime green body and grey stripes. The cataloged family contains two other color-and-decoration combinations; they are linked below.
Wheel subtype, window and interior colors, base color, and exact underside markings are specimen-level details and are not assigned here without a matching reference.
All Dodge SRT-4 Variations
Compare this edition with every other cataloged release in the family:
- 2004 · G8194 · Burnt orange
- 2004 · G8205 · Lime green (this variation)
- 2004 · G8206 · Black · Eibach graphics
Return to the Dodge SRT-4 casting guide for the complete family overview and identification table.
Collector Questions
What identifies this release?
The 2004 Hot Import Nights series entry and toy number G8205, matched to the lime green finish and grey stripes.
Is the toy number the casting number?
G8205 is the release toy number used to identify this edition. It should not be treated as a universal casting-tool number.
Does the copyright date on the base confirm this release year?
Not by itself. A base copyright mark and the cataloged release year describe different things; the series and toy number identify this release as a 2004 Hot Import Nights edition.
Catalog Notes
Release year, Hot Import Nights series, toy number, body color and tampo wording follow the catalog record for this edition. The listed designer and country are release-catalog details; inspect the individual car and package when documenting a specific specimen.