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Hot Wheels '57 Roadster — Red, Five-Spoke Front Wheels — Loose

$3.49

This Hot Wheels '57 Roadster turns 1957 Chevrolet styling into a long-hood hot rod with tall rear fins and an exposed engine. Its red body has silver side trim, an orange-and-white Hot Wheels logo, a beige...

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This Hot Wheels '57 Roadster turns 1957 Chevrolet styling into a long-hood hot rod with tall rear fins and an exposed engine. Its red body has silver side trim, an orange-and-white Hot Wheels logo, a beige interior and a tinted windshield.

This variation has small five-spoke front wheels, larger five-spoke rear wheels and bright metal side exhausts.

Price is for one loose, unpackaged car. The three photos show the same car from different angles. No original packaging or display scenery is included.

Pre-owned with visible paint chips and edge wear, scuffs on the body and silver trim, dust on the hood and windshield, and wear to the bright wheel and chassis finish. Please inspect all three photos before purchasing.

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