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Hot Wheels '59 Bel Air — 2004 Whips G7756 — Whitewall Wheel Swap — Loose

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Hot Wheels '59 Bel Air from the 2004 Whips: West Coast Customs Old School G7756 release, with non-factory wheels on the photographed loose car. Verified casting: '59 Bel Air Original release: 2004 Whips: West Coast Customs...

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Hot Wheels '59 Bel Air from the 2004 Whips: West Coast Customs Old School G7756 release, with non-factory wheels on the photographed loose car.

  • Verified casting: '59 Bel Air
  • Original release: 2004 Whips: West Coast Customs Old School, toy G7756
  • Dark black/plum appearance with purple/maroon tribal-style graphics, white interior and chrome base
  • The photographed whitewall-style wheels are not the documented factory G7756 wheel setup, so this unit is listed as wheel-swapped/modified
  • Loose/unpackaged die-cast lowrider
  • Visible condition and modification are shown in the three actual-car photos

Price is for one loose modified car.

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