Hot Wheels · Collector release record
2013 Flying Customs — Sheriff Patrol X8190, metalflake white
The 2013 Flying Customs release is cataloged as Sheriff Patrol X8190. Its white body has black-and-gold striping, 2013 markings and Hot Wheels Patrol text.
Release identification
The 2013 Flying Customs release is cataloged as Sheriff Patrol X8190. Its white body has black-and-gold striping, 2013 markings and Hot Wheels Patrol text.
| Year | 2013 |
|---|---|
| Toy / part number | X8190 |
| Body color | Metalflake white |
What to check on the car
The 2013 casting was retooled. Use the base and card to distinguish it from the earlier metal-bodied police car family; the X8190 identifier is the useful catalog reference.
- Read the side lettering and door numbers without relying on paint color alone.
- Check the roof tampo, window tint, interior and wheel style against the release description.
- Turn the car over and record the base text, country and casting construction.
- Keep the original card or set packaging with the car; it can resolve series questions that a loose casting cannot.
Value Research
Compare completed sales for this exact 2013 Flying Customs — Sheriff Patrol X8190, metalflake white release. Match its release name, year, documented livery and packaging context. Condition, missing accessories, repainting and tampo wear affect the comparison; no unsupported price is assigned.
Collector FAQs
Which release does this page document?
2013 Flying Customs — Sheriff Patrol X8190, metalflake white. This guide preserves the cataloged year, release name and distinguishing details shown in Quick Facts.
What should I compare to identify it?
The 2013 Flying Customs release is cataloged as Sheriff Patrol X8190. Its white body has black-and-gold striping, 2013 markings and Hot Wheels Patrol text. Compare these stated details with the release photos and Quick Facts, and retain the original series or package name where it is known.
How does this entry differ from similar police-car releases?
Use the release name, year, livery and package context together. Shared body style or emergency-service graphics alone are not enough to identify the same release.
How should I compare value?
Compare completed sales for this same release and package state, then account for paint, wheel and tampo condition. A related version is not a direct price match.
Identification references
Family release details are cross-checked against the Hot Wheels Newsletter Highway Patrol checklist and the South Texas Diecast Hot Wheels Guide. Where the retained record conflicts with those references or lacks a visible distinguishing detail, the page identifies the uncertainty rather than assigning a release by guesswork.