I have nostalgia of 2011, Hotwheels was so much fun to collect at that time not like now. There was no price pressure and no rush, I bought on ebay the green lime challenger for 30 bucks a few years after their venue and was still affordable, so I was happy: she was a rare one from the Vintage Racing, that I knew, I think it's a pretty good price for both seller&buyer but now look how price are going high, that's crazy with JDM still thanks for all you work, hello from France !
I have a complete set as well. I bought every car at retail. Most of them i picked up at a local hobby shop at the time they came out. I would go every Friday. I did some running around for a few others but not a ton. The only one i didn't find was the Posey Challenger. I had a guy send one to me in an ROAK. The last mix i had the hobby shop save for me. I only bought one of each though. Never "scalped" them.
JoshThe FordFan what sucks is in some cases there's series of cars or certain cars I won't see at all(in hand) cause scalpers will buy every one of series when it first comes out or every one of certain cars.
Yes, the last piece of the puzzle was the 510, I got a signed one by John Morton and Peter Brock. I took a picture of them a while back, they are amazing. Wish I could display them
I don't have any of the triple digit-getters but I have a few of the $50-US-on-eBay-today cars that I bought at retail when they were new. Although I saw plenty of the first few Vintage Racing 2011 waves at normal retail in Ottawa, if I remember correctly, local retailers didn't seem to stock them after the second case. However. an advantage of living in Ottawa compared to Toronto is that you can go downtown and take a regular city bus to another province. I was able to find a few of the later 2011 Vintage Racing cars like Sam Posey's #77 1970 Challenger and Dan Gurney's #48 1970 AAR 'Cuda at a Zellers in Gatineau (Hull), Quebec. Alas, even back in 2011, the Vintage Racing BRE-Datsun 510 Bluebird eluded me completely even if it was a peg-warmer elsewhere. (I remember the basic version being a peg-warmer, sure, but I never encountered a premium 510 Bluebird at retail until the final wave of Cool Classics.) I see that your Dan Gurney AAR 'Cuda, like mine, had some tampo chafing on the driver's side door due to how rough the card itself was. That's why Hot Wheels started putting that strip of plastic between the car and the card on some of the retail premium lines released after this one. I think I have 16 out of 29 or 30 (Hot Wheels Wikia has a blank entry for the 15th car in the series, I'm not sure what's going on there), although. since I don't have them in front of me right now as I type this and look at the Wikia page, one of the ones may be a Dragstrip Demon in an identical livery. Besides the BRE-Datsun Bluebird, I think my most wanted Vintage Racing 2011 that I don't have is the Penske/Donohue Sunoco 1969 Camaro. The #16 1970 Boss Mustang is probably my overall favourite 2011 Vintage Racing of the ones I do have. Amongst the ones that I have and you don't, my favourite is easily Dan Gurney's 1968 Mercury Cougar (which I remember as being one of the easiest ones to find back in 2011).
I got Dan Gurney's Cougar back in 2011, it caught my eyes at the local Toys R Us (RIP) and my brother bought it for me. I still have it in the blister after all these years. It was one of the first cars I decided to keep in the blister.
I have been wanting to collect the Vintage Racing series but they are not easy to find and mostly expensive. Awesome series though, agree one of their best.
0:43, and most because it seemed to have taken the spot of what could possibly and potentially have been newer and more interesting castings in pretty much every series of hot wheels. I wouldnt be surprised if i see this as a monster truck in jam, a color shifter, or even a base casting for some star wars or character cars.
I also found the Datsun 510 at my local Kmart, where it sat on the hooks for about a year. Glad I got it. Was there a 68 cougar in this series, or am I thinking of another series?
Which ones were belongs to IMSA like BRE, AMC Javelin, Mustangs, Cudas, and others? I willing to make its stop motion animation even I don't have any of them.
Videos like these make me wish Hotwheels would do series like this again.These gorgeous, eclectic premium sets. But they have Car culture, Pop culture, and Entertainment making enough money. Rip
dunno if yall realized this, but the yellow baus 302 and the 77 challenger with the snow plow at the front both got a release before vintage racing. The 100% hot wheels pony wars i and ii had the car in pritty much the same deco.
One thing I think is funny about JDM is the fact that the US went to war with Japan because they bombed us, but almost all JDM is made in America now. 😂. I love those Boss 302’s.
6:29, this has to be the most functional race car. Its probably the only one u can use in snow. Look at that snow plow, god damn, thats a fucking ice splitter
I have nostalgia of 2011, Hotwheels was so much fun to collect at that time not like now.
There was no price pressure and no rush, I bought on ebay the green lime challenger for 30 bucks a few years after their venue and was still affordable, so I was happy: she was a rare one from the Vintage Racing, that I knew, I think it's a pretty good price for both seller&buyer but now look how price are going high, that's crazy with JDM
still thanks for all you work, hello from France !
I was toy shopping for a nephew years ago & bumped into these. It’s what started my die cast disease. Luv it
I love hearing Sam Posey when he had a spots during the F1 broadcasts on SPEED and NBCSN.
Awesome hot wheels vintage racing set you have and you reviewed congrats thumbs up. I finally completed the vintage racing set last year thumbs up.
I have a complete set as well. I bought every car at retail. Most of them i picked up at a local hobby shop at the time they came out. I would go every Friday. I did some running around for a few others but not a ton. The only one i didn't find was the Posey Challenger. I had a guy send one to me in an ROAK. The last mix i had the hobby shop save for me. I only bought one of each though. Never "scalped" them.
oh look another group of cars that was ridiculously hard to find in stores do to scalpers
josh morris curious what city are you in? I can not find anything good in Los Angeles.
It'll be even harder than that to find in stores considering this line was out in 2011.
Josh did say "was", not "is", referring to the past.
Scalpers ruin everything. I mean I’ll take 1 or 2 of what I like but if it’s Something very wanted I’ll leave 1 or a few behind.
JoshThe FordFan what sucks is in some cases there's series of cars or certain cars I won't see at all(in hand) cause scalpers will buy every one of series when it first comes out or every one of certain cars.
The only Hot Wheels line I have a complete set of.
at last u have one hehehe
A lot of fun, money and stress but it was worth it.
wooh the entire VR ? What an achievement and it must be nice to look at them all together !
Yes, the last piece of the puzzle was the 510, I got a signed one by John Morton and Peter Brock. I took a picture of them a while back, they are amazing. Wish I could display them
I never knew this series existed! Loved most of these cars. This could have been the series to get me interested in American muscle!
Super cool hot wheels ❤😊
I don't have any of the triple digit-getters but I have a few of the $50-US-on-eBay-today cars that I bought at retail when they were new. Although I saw plenty of the first few Vintage Racing 2011 waves at normal retail in Ottawa, if I remember correctly, local retailers didn't seem to stock them after the second case.
However. an advantage of living in Ottawa compared to Toronto is that you can go downtown and take a regular city bus to another province. I was able to find a few of the later 2011 Vintage Racing cars like Sam Posey's #77 1970 Challenger and Dan Gurney's #48 1970 AAR 'Cuda at a Zellers in Gatineau (Hull), Quebec. Alas, even back in 2011, the Vintage Racing BRE-Datsun 510 Bluebird eluded me completely even if it was a peg-warmer elsewhere. (I remember the basic version being a peg-warmer, sure, but I never encountered a premium 510 Bluebird at retail until the final wave of Cool Classics.)
I see that your Dan Gurney AAR 'Cuda, like mine, had some tampo chafing on the driver's side door due to how rough the card itself was. That's why Hot Wheels started putting that strip of plastic between the car and the card on some of the retail premium lines released after this one.
I think I have 16 out of 29 or 30 (Hot Wheels Wikia has a blank entry for the 15th car in the series, I'm not sure what's going on there), although. since I don't have them in front of me right now as I type this and look at the Wikia page, one of the ones may be a Dragstrip Demon in an identical livery. Besides the BRE-Datsun Bluebird, I think my most wanted Vintage Racing 2011 that I don't have is the Penske/Donohue Sunoco 1969 Camaro.
The #16 1970 Boss Mustang is probably my overall favourite 2011 Vintage Racing of the ones I do have. Amongst the ones that I have and you don't, my favourite is easily Dan Gurney's 1968 Mercury Cougar (which I remember as being one of the easiest ones to find back in 2011).
Really highly detailed cars there, nice!
The way that 70 Camaro was done here debuted in this line, modified from the Ultra Hots tool.
definitely one of the best!! so many perfect looking musclecars in this series
i love the Petty race cars!!
That javalin is SWEET !
super sweet
There was a full set on eBay a few months ago for $999.99 dollars and it’s not there anymore so I guess someone bought them.
I have a few of these cars as H.O. and 1/32 scale slot cars.
I can "drive" mine! lol
I got Dan Gurney's Cougar back in 2011, it caught my eyes at the local Toys R Us (RIP) and my brother bought it for me. I still have it in the blister after all these years. It was one of the first cars I decided to keep in the blister.
woah, people on ebay are asking 20 to 40 bucks for that exact car. it was 5 bucks at toys r us, i swear
Hot Wheels Vintage Racing videoooo dude... superrr
Nice, my wishlist is ever so growing. Thanks for sharing
How much is the going price (today) for the Datsun 510 Bluebird from this line?
Awesome you have the best of everything wow great video too
Duster debuted in Vintage Racing.
I have been wanting to collect the Vintage Racing series but they are not easy to find and mostly expensive. Awesome series though, agree one of their best.
0:43, and most because it seemed to have taken the spot of what could possibly and potentially have been newer and more interesting castings in pretty much every series of hot wheels. I wouldnt be surprised if i see this as a monster truck in jam, a color shifter, or even a base casting for some star wars or character cars.
these are very nice
I also found the Datsun 510 at my local Kmart, where it sat on the hooks for about a year. Glad I got it. Was there a 68 cougar in this series, or am I thinking of another series?
Which ones were belongs to IMSA like BRE, AMC Javelin, Mustangs, Cudas, and others? I willing to make its stop motion animation even I don't have any of them.
Videos like these make me wish Hotwheels would do series like this again.These gorgeous, eclectic premium sets. But they have Car culture, Pop culture, and Entertainment making enough money. Rip
Do you have the rest of the galaxies 65s? There's like 4or5 different colors of 65s galaxies from the same set good video thanks and God bless
waiting for the complete set video
I am watching, great video so far!
Need that 510 but the price is crazy for it. But I'll try to collect the set slowly.
And of course, I opened it and put it in my display case, not knowing what it was worth! (Still have it)
Amazing
super cool, what hot wheels did you like most
I’m halfway done with my set
I really want the #43 510 but I can't talk myself into spending $200+ on one that I'm going to open. Yeesh
They're all sweet!
dunno if yall realized this, but the yellow baus 302 and the 77 challenger with the snow plow at the front both got a release before vintage racing. The 100% hot wheels pony wars i and ii had the car in pritty much the same deco.
One thing I think is funny about JDM is the fact that the US went to war with Japan because they bombed us, but almost all JDM is made in America now. 😂. I love those Boss 302’s.
I really like your video on Lamley group on hotwheel cars I hope you do some more video on hotwheel cars......👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒👋
Who were the designers that made these
Awesome
It's Smokey not sunny
The spoiler on the number 77 dodge i dont realy care for the spoiler but thats just me. Still Cool cars thow
I got the whole set.
So are these new sets? If so, where and when will they be available?
No, they're from 2011.
Can you please do the hot wheels fatbax
Smokey not Sunny.
👍😊👏Hot Wheels 👍🙌
Smokey....not Sonny. Were you born here?
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6:29, this has to be the most functional race car. Its probably the only one u can use in snow. Look at that snow plow, god damn, thats a fucking ice splitter
Lmao
Yoshi's Hotwheels think its a challenger. But hey, same difference
are these expensive?
Some are, some aren't. I have a complete set. Drag Racers are like $1, Trans Am cars are $15-30
Pon subtítulos en español saludos desde México
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Who cares!