Less than 50 of these cars have been found and are highly sought after by collectors.” He couldn’t be sure, but it looked like one of the cars in his case.

According to “Hot Wheels Classics, The Redline Era,” by Angelo Van Bogart, the 1968 Custom Camaro “was among the first castings to be released, and in a dizzying amount of variations.” According to Mike Zarnock, author of a dozen books on Hot Wheels and contributing editor at Die Cast X Magazine, “Marcus found one of the rarest Hot Wheels cars of its time. Turning up on the search was a 1968 White Enamel Custom Camaro. Trying to find out exactly what he had before listing the cars for sale, Marcus began searching Google for the most valuable Hot Wheels. He says, “I was very fortunate that the local few that viewed it were ignorant.” He admits he probably would have let everything go for $1,200 a tidy sum, but nowhere near the collection’s aggregate value. Redline (2010) a 1995 box set about the early Internet that I digitized from VHS. You can also download it on internet archive. More than one of the same share will be deleted. Or, if you have a rare album, you may share a link. On January 26, 2013, two days after receiving the cars from his mother the second time, Marcus posted them as a single lot on Craigslist. She didn’t really know if they had value, just that they were old.” The Redlines stayed in the closet until January of this year. Marcus says when he first received the Hot Wheels from his mother, “I played with them a little, until she thought the wiser and took them away from me for safe keeping.

Decades earlier she had purchased the crate of little cars at a thrift store for less than $20 because she felt bad about her older son’s loss of his collection to a misguided cousin. (Photo courtesy of The Shawnee Dispatch) with old Hot Wheels from a closet. Marcus Cockroft and his mother, Linoma, pose with the case and collection of Hot Wheels she stashed decades ago.

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