"Treasure Hunt" (often abbreviated as TH) is a term used by Mattel to refer to a number of intentionally-production limited Hot Wheels placed within the mainline. Hot Wheels introduced the Treasure Hunts series in 1995, featuring a series of twelve vehicles; each vehicle was only produced in 10,000 examples. These series could be identified by a green bar with the series name and icon within
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14. 1968 Beatnik Bandit (Hot Pink With White Interior) – $5,000. Worthpoint. The Beatnik Bandit debuted in 1968, the year when Hot Wheels first gained popularity. The Bandit, one of the “Sweet Sixteen” (also known as “The Original 16”) range of cars, was notable for its likeness to Ed “Big Daddy” Roth’s iconic hot rod.
The Hot Wheels–NASCAR partnership lasted for the next decade. 2001 - The First Life-Sized Hot Wheels Car: The Twin Mill . For over 30 years, boys dreamed of driving a real Hot Wheels car. To bring that dream to life, the Hot Wheels team built and unveiled a full-scale replica of the iconic Twin Mill at the 2001 SEMA custom auto show. 8c9K.
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