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Hot Wheels Car Craft Editor's Choice ’67 Pontiac GTO
Hot Wheels Car Craft Editor's Choice ’67 Pontiac GTO
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A standout from the Car Craft Editor’s Choice line, this ’67 Pontiac GTO comes in metallic blue with white striping and a bold side “GTO” logo. The casting includes a plastic roof and chrome trim around the windows and bumpers, giving it that classic muscle car look perfect for display.
Scale: 1:64
Year: 1967
Body/Chassis: Metal body with plastic roof panel
Tires: Real Riders (real rubber)
Series: Hot Wheels Editor’s Choice / Target Exclusive (5 of 16)
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