'67 Chevelle SS 396 Hidden Treasure Hunt - Hall's Guide for Hot Wheels Collectors

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’67 Chevelle SS 396 Hidden Treasure Hunt

This year, Mattel brought us a new spin on Hot Wheels Treasure Hunts so collectors actually have to “hunt” for the cars instead of just looking for the green stripe on the side that we’ve all become so accustomed to. These “Hidden” Treasure Hunts are variations on some of the regular series issues. The Hidden Treasure Hunts replace the old “Super” Treasure Hunts from recent years. These are harder to find than this year’s Treasure Hunt Series. The variations feature Spectraflame paint, upgraded wheels, Treasure Hunt logos, and different packaging.

The 2012-110 ’67 Chevelle SS 396 Hidden Treasure Hunt from the Muscle Mania – GM ’12 Series is currently fetching around $20. The regular issue in red is valued at $2.00 and the newer green recolor is currently valued at $3.00.

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Trenton: Trenton Hall - Founder and Diecast Enthusiast Trenton Hall is the founder and driving force behind Hallsguide. His journey into the world of diecast began as a childhood fascination, evolving into a lifelong passion. What started as a simple online price list for his personal Hot Wheels collection during his college years in 1998 has blossomed into one of the most trusted and comprehensive resources for diecast collectors worldwide. Trenton's vision for Hallsguide was to create more than just a price guide; he wanted to build a community where collectors could connect, share knowledge, and fuel their passion for diecast. His dedication to accuracy, insightful analysis, and engaging content has made Hallsguide a go-to destination for diecast enthusiasts of all levels. When he's not immersed in the world of diecast, Trenton enjoys spending time with family and working full-time as a computer science teacher and cross country & track coach. He believes that the joy of collecting lies not just in acquiring rare treasures but also in the connections forged within a passionate community. Fun Fact: Trenton also founded Diecast Republic in 2021 as a retail diecast store in Texas and found online at www.diecastrepublic.com

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> Roebke says:

November 18, 2016 at 10:13 pm

Where have the Ferraris gone after 2012? I have almost every Ferrari Hot Wheels made from 1999 to now however, But these last few years I haven't been able to find any.
- Dan says:
  
  May 14, 2017 at 2:59 pm
  
  As of December 1, 2014 Ferrari and hot wheels no longer had a contract to produce Ferrari hot wheels.