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Michael Zarnock
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400 pages
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Hot Wheels Variations: The Ultimate Guide (3rd Edition)
$45.00
Hot Wheels Variations, even with minute differences, can be double the value of a collectible die-cast car. It’s all in the details when you’re dealing with Hot Wheels, and nothing is more detail driven than variations. Whether it’s a slightly different shade of paint, a different wheel, interior or window, owning a variation can mean the difference between a $10 collector die-cast car and a rare find worth $500. This new edition of the ultimate guide to Hot Wheels variations features 4,000+ car listings, plus 2,200 large colour photos to help you make smart investments and savvy assessment of your Hot Wheels collection.
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| Weight | 1.515 kg |
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| Dimensions | 27.4 × 21.4 × 2.6 cm |
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