Worlds Most Expensive Hot Wheels
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2023
- John & Jason get out n drive to see the worlds most expensive Hot Wheels and the $1,000,000 collection it belongs to. Then John almost drops the Pink Beach Bomb. He was so nervous.
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Loved having you come by!!
It was an absolute treat for both of us! Thanks again for opening your doors to Get Out N Drive Podcast.
Bruce Pascal is an amazing presenter. He makes me want to become a collector of Hot Wheels.
As being a former Mattel employee myself. I will never get rid of my prototypes, rejected samples, toy fair cars, Hot Wheels packaging samples, unspun body, resin prototypes, and employee cars. Have to win the lottery to pry them off my hands!
Everybody croaks, they'll get back onto circulation thanks to one of your uninterested family members..
Saw you on pawn stars
@Roger: Do they give to all employees or just by department or length of time there?
If you met my uncle he'd definitely talk you into letting go of atleast 1 car. He's sold traded and collected hot wheels for atleast 30 years now. In fact being born in the early 90's in the late 2000's I gave him all my hot wheels I played with. I had an entire 30 gallon garbage bag full it was heavy as hell not to mention I gave him all the ones I had collected still in box 😂 kinda mad I did that now. Also sold him all my micro machines 😭😭
@@edwardchance2543 WTF are u talking about?
I'm 76 yrs old and accumulated almost 400 Hot Wheels and I've only been addicted for a few months. Since I'm home-bound my trips to the store are very rare due to me not being allowed to drive any longer. Just gazing at my collection is like therapy. It helps me relax and transfer me to a different place where I can smile continuously.
This is literally like visiting the best Hot Wheels museum there is. A real piece of diecast history. Thanks for the tour!
You bet!
my collection has all been opened now by my 2 grandsons i just cant say no to them but seeing them play with the cars fills my heart with pure joy.35 years collecting .now opened up.
Worth it.
I have been collecting strictly Black Walls and the subsets released during the 78-89 era. Hot Wheels have kept me alive.
I'm 56 years old and I love my hot wheels collection.I've done a big no no and that's the fact that most of my collection I took them out of the bubble wrap but that's because I want to hold them and check them out.I never started collecting as an investment I collect them for the love of cars.
It's always about the LOVE!
It would’ve been a big no no to not open them. I’m 53 and I still collect, I even have the ones I had from when I was a kid. I used to be adamant about not opening them and now I wished I would’ve opened them sooner. I don’t collect based on value either, what’s funny is that the only ones I keep carded are the mainlines that I get. My RLC Exclusives, convention, or nationals castings all go in my display cabinets I have one the wall. Those or my more rare castings are all in displays that have clear doors on them. My STHs and Premiums all go in my open displays on the walls. I enjoy looking and being able to feel what it takes to make a HW. I’m not a cardboard and plastic collector anymore 😂. One thing that I did learn from opening them is that from them sitting so long in the blisters, it ruins some of them. All the pieces that may had a small rubber band holding a piece down or like a surfboard in place, the rubber band actually meshed into the paint. I had original Real Riders still carded and tires were cracking to where small pieces were falling off. I’ve always keep my collection away from any types of elements like moisture or heat and away from humidity. Some of my more favorite castings were starting to discolor on the side that was against the card itself. Well sorry for the long comment, and happy collecting
The nostalgia and history of this hobby is phenomenal! I am a collector turned racer but....i still collect 😎 absolute cherry collection!!
that's one of the most amazing collections I have ever seen. The Pink Beach bomb is a sight to witness. You think it's a myth until you actually a collector who owns one. That and many of the other foreign Hot Wheels memorabilia. I would love to see that Red Lines collection up close. I have a couple Red Lines, but since those are way out of my league price point I decided to collect the series Hot Wheels named First Editions that ran from mid 90's to 2005. I don't have them all, but I'm working on it.
As always…love watching Bruce’s collection 👍👍❤️
The love passion and knowledge of this curator makes the museum great and complete.
Outstanding!! Collection!!! Thanks for the ride!!
I have one of every mainline car ever made NIP and 10s of 1000s more RLCs and specials. 😋
Sounds like a great collection!
Absolutely beautiful collection and thanks for making this video ❤❤❤
Absolutely Incredible!!
Great piece!!! Love to see more detailed close ups of the stuff you’re highlighting! We need part two and three.
It truly was a once in a lifetime opportunity to visit. We did our best to get both the history and a good general overview of the entire collection. I wish we had time to share in more detail! Thanks for watching.
I grew up in the neighborhood next to El Segundo, the home town of Mattel, and in the late 1990s my brother in law was one of the vice presidents of Mattel. He gave me a couple of rare cars but my sister has some very rare Barbie dolls that he gave her.
But, my favorite thing is I got to work at Mattel in around 2012 or 2013. I'm an electrician and a friend I grew up with is the electrical contractor for all the work at Mattel offices etc... . I got to work inside one of the buildings where there were display cases all over the place with prototypes and drawings of Hot Wheels. But the coolest part was spending two work days working next to the full-size versions of the Twinmill and the Red Baron Hot Wheels. Unfortunately there was no photos allowed to be taken and there was always a security guard with us while we worked, otherwise I would have taken some photos.
I'm 58 years old, so born in 1965, I am definetly a Hot Wheels kid. My brother and I owned hundreds of feet of track and probably a hundred cars during our childhood. I still have a few in storage in a box but most had been played with so much they got destroyed one way or another.
I wish I still had those cars.
Very interesting! Bruce has an amazing collection!
I think so too!
Beautifully produced video. Thank you for all the great information.
Glad you dig it! Its always a great time hanging with Bruce. I learn something new every time.
Awesome video, Bruce is like the Jay Leno of Diecast Collecting. I couldn't help but notice he had some awesome real world cars as well.
Absolutely amazing 👍😀 and very impressive collection 👍😀 thanks for showing and sharing.
Thanks for watching!
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Thanks so much for watching.
this was awesome!!
Thanks Jake! I appreciate you coming over and checking it out! Jason
this is an amazing collection wow, thanks for posting
They sent the wrong guy for this. I would been going insane!!
I did my best to keep my cool! Bruce’s collection and his hot wheels knowledge is incredible!
OMG ! The best 35 minutes of My day! I love seeing and still learning about Hot Wheels that I didn't know about. Great video
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing!
I think that pink beach buggy was found in an antique shop in Montreal of all places.
I think i need to stop collecting. This collection is the Ultimate. Never mind the dollars spent, ...the dedication, research and time involved was obviously a life long labor of love.
I was fortunate to find a few posters from 2000, 2005 & 2006 in pretty mint shape for a few dollars. The one from 2000 I get very emotional when I look at it because I was graduating high school. I’ve noticed the era that’s finally getting some attention is the HW 1980s onward.
Nicely done 🏁
Awesome episode brother's and love the interview with Bruce and enjoyed watching and have a awesome week Bro's 👍😎🙏💯
Thanks for the visit
To think about all the hot wheels stuff my brothers and I had. And it's all long gone. Used to get together with the neighbor kids and make elaborate race tracks, jumps, and loops. Hours of fun. What fun. 62 years old now this was yesteryear. What about the track, and the various boosters that were available??
All of the Redline (and Blackwall) tracks and accessories are very collectible. They are not as valuable as the cars, but still cool! Thanks for watching!
This has to be the most coolest video of hot wheels i have seen. Its like walking through a hot wheels museum. Thank you for showing these awesome hot wheels. If I was there it would be heaven and awesome
Our pleasure!
This was Just Awesome!!!!! Thank You so Much!!!!
I’m glad you enjoyed it!
and to think as kids we played with these cars in the dirt then left them outside in the rain lol
That’s why clean and undamaged cars are so rare!
I had a hot wheels about when i was five or seven. I remember it being a reddish color. It was a coupe with long front fenders that scooped over the front wheels. Similar to 1952 MG TD. But it was muscle style car with a roof.
That made my day to see this fabulous video!
I’m glad you dig it!
Beautiful!!!
This guy is genius collector. He is #1.
Super cool ❤
Bruce Pascal está acima de um colecionador, seu acervo na verdade é um museu sobre Hot Wheels, resgatando itens e conhecimentos que nem a própria Mattel possui. Assim é justo lhe conceder o título de maior colecionador Hot Wheels do mundo. Incrível matéria, conteúdo incrível, parabéns, um dos melhores sobre o assunto.
Hi Bruce what great vidoe and information think it great what you done take care hope your all well trevor logan from u.k
i guess this is how a collection looks if money isent a issue . and making sure everything is kept in perfect condition for atleast his lifetime . mindboggeling collection .
Bruce is a Great guy & Friend
They think we can zoom out and see the 600 cars 😂 😅
I don't really collect but will buy some from the local grocery store from time to time. One time a stock clerk told me there is a collector who who spends $100 a week and has a collection worth $80,000.
Way cool! My cousin ended up with probably 200-300 of my original hot wheels and threw them in the trash. It still breaks my heart. I wish my parents would have had more sense to save them and put them away.
The best thing about this video is them touring more than just the Beach Bomb. That car has been shown many times, but the rest of the history is never showcased like this.
I remember in mid late 70's in KB Toys store in Mall matchbox cars was in small box.
A great collection. I’m wondering if you or Bruce have any of the real riders in your collection. I have a collection of all three of these ( although, probably not as vast as you two have). Truly love the collection. Great job on your story. You have a new subscriber.
Thanks for joining the fun!
Cool video! Well done! :)
Thank you very much!
WOW just wow
IKR!
Amazing I collect hot wheels, tomica and mini gt too
Very cool
your post reached philippines
Glad to hear!
very cool
The best part of all of my years of being a kid, then father around Hot Wheels was steppin on one in bare feet. Once the pain went away we'd all laugh about it.
One minor correction. The box that is described as a "printer's proof" is likely not. It's still special, just not unusual. Every sheet off of the press run would have had the CMYK swatches and various targets that the pressman used to ensure fit/registration, color match, etc. Most proofing would have been completed and signed off on prior to the press run and the pressman would color match to that proof. Unless there are signatures or other official approval on the sheet it is likely just one sheet pulled from the overall run.
I saw John on Pawn Stars show offering to sell the pink VW surf bus .. I wonder why ? he still has it now
Because the show is just a scripted show who gets people from all over that have super rare stuff that they know aren't really going to sell it and they make it appear like they're just people off the street trying to sell something and they talk about the history etc and people learn something new. It's all fake for the most part.
@@prophez23just like wrestling.. 😆 all scripted. Still interesting to watch and I've even learned a few things.. From pawn stars.. Not wrestling. 😆
Would have been nice to see the displays instead of watching you guys talk.
I just found a 67 SS Chevelle!
Love my Hot Wheels! But I have to say the Matchboxes from the 70s and 80s were more refined, better finished and more realistic.
Love the collection, hated all of the questions that we don't know the answers to! Just tell us.
Hi Bruce love your vidoe hotwheels trevor from uk
What a collection!!
Would love to meet Bruce at the Hot Wheels Conventions. Does he go?
He was recently at the convention in LA.
When I went to college, some neighborhood kids stole my collection. The thieves are named Clark Glave and Parks Duffey. It took me a while to find out who did it. I wish I had reported them to the police. It still hurts today.
Do we get any close-ups of the cars they're talking about?
Thanks for the input. We tried our best to generalize all aspects of.
Hot Wheels have never been big here in Denmark, it's only within the last 10-15 years that they have started to appear on the scene
Looking to sell all my Hot Wheels that i collected from 1976 to 2001 first edition and other H.W. cars with Richard Petty on them. All are still in the original package. Any idea the best place to sell them? I'm looking to sell all without separating them.
Ebay is a great place to reach a broad audience.
Wow
And Now I am back collecting hotwheels but this time I am no longer collecting the fictional ones. I am collecting the real life based cars.
Was mattel ever called the Tara toy Corp?
the Same with me, my mom gave me back the Matchbox cars and some Hot Wheels !
My local Zip code is on the, why Amstelveen ?
No close ups? Why?
Sorry! We did our best!
Would have been nice to see the cars in better angles, or closer up he really didn't do a good job of showing the displays
Hi , how much is that rare pink vw worth? Do you guys know, or was it evaluated?
Well over $250,000
I drive a real Hot Wheels.
More space is spent displaying everything other than the cars themselves.
How did dude "invent" them when they were just knock-offs of Matchbox cars??
i had every treasure hunt;;do they still have 12 every year.
I want to visit your collection and bring my 11 year old son. We have a pretty big collection. I started his collection for him when he was 2 years old.😊😊😊😊😊
You'd have to reach out to Bruce on his Instagram @pinkbeachbomb
It would've been great if the camera operator zoomed in or walked closer to the displays so we could actually see what they were discussing...
It truly was a once in a lifetime opportunity to visit. We did our best to get both the history and a good general overview of the entire collection. I wish we had time to share in more detail! Thanks for watching.
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Somebody tell me what that pink VW is worth please. You have to start your learning journey somewhere.....😅
Several hundred thousand dollars!
Free hot wheels with every car tire purchase, and children's restaurant table ?? 🙏 #michelin #michelintires #hotwheels Pirrelli or toroyama ?
wwoow
FAnatic! I bet he sleeps with them!
Maybe with your mom
That's a separate video
It’s obviously impossible to collect what you like because everything I see there I like, but as being as real as I am, I don’t have the money to spend but the collection that I do have and admire is worth to me just the same. Sadly your cameraman focused on nothing of the subject but nice video overall. It’s a beautiful hobby just sad that it has be so expensive that a child can’t even afford it to play with them 😞
1:64 Loose4Life
It truly was a once in a lifetime opportunity to visit. We did our best to get both the history and a good general overview of the entire collection. I wish we had time to share in more detail! Thanks for watching.
Do you have any Custom Camaros or Custom Mustangs in your collection?
You'd have to reach out to Bruce on his Instagram @pinkbeachbomb
What does this guy do ??? Saw a real Ferrari in the background.
www.cnn.com/2020/12/24/success/most-valuable-hot-wheels-car/index.html
You saw a real C8 Corvette in the background
These kind people are the cherries on the cake of humanity.
World’s
I am also collect hot wheels I am like what
My wife keeps telling me to .get rid of my hot wheels I'm 52yrs old I've been collecting them since 2000
try to film the cars next time 😑🙃😇
Nice but whats up with the cameraman?! I'd like to see the that hot wheels objects you're talking about not you guys talking
Thanks for the input!
I'm having difficulty understanding why Hot Wheels are more valuable inside of unopened packaging? Can anyone explain? Seems silly to have a toy that's not played with, too.
Condition. An unopened product in new condition is worth more due to it's condition. Used cars are the same way. The lower the mileage, the better the condition, the more valuable.
@@getoutndrive That does make sense. I have a close friend Hot Wheels collector & he's told me there are some who open the packaging, believing their display looks better sans the package. He says some even roll them around on track, though carefully with valuable cars. I think I might be one of those! There's fireworks collectors who insist on lighting valuable fireworks, too. I'm just getting started in that world.
Very interesting but I want to see the cars not the guys talking about them.Terrible camera work and direction as the cars are the stars,not these two men.
I'm sorry you found no value in the history!
It truly was a once in a lifetime opportunity to visit. We did our best to get both the history and a good general overview of the entire collection. I wish we had time to share in more detail! Thanks for watching.
Gay....
Boring!!!!
Thanks for watching and commenting. It really helps!