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Hot Wheels Splittin’ Image II — Silver and Gold Wheels — Loose

$3.49

Twin black canopies give this silver Hot Wheels Splittin’ Image II its distinctive split-cockpit shape. The exposed black engine, sculpted rear fins, black Hot Wheels side logos and gold-colored three-spoke wheels complete this fantasy car. Included:...

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Twin black canopies give this silver Hot Wheels Splittin’ Image II its distinctive split-cockpit shape. The exposed black engine, sculpted rear fins, black Hot Wheels side logos and gold-colored three-spoke wheels complete this fantasy car.

  • Included: One loose, unpackaged Hot Wheels car. All three photographs show the same car.
  • Condition: Pre-owned with surface marks and small paint chips, scuffing on the black canopies, and visible wear to the gold-colored wheel finish. Please inspect the actual-car photographs for details.

No retail packaging, display scenery or accessories are included.

Casting: Splittin’ Image II

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