1972 Camaro
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1972 Camaro
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=weC7o6HKzMs) Hot Wheels mystery models ... 72 Camaro, Hot Wheels 2016 mystery models cars in surprise blind bags. These new Hot wheels cars are really cool and there are 12 of them in the mystery blind bags. ... The Hot Wheels brand was a staggering success. (This accomplishment must be put in its historical perspective: Basically, the series "re-wrote the book" for small die-cast car models from 1968 onwards, forcing the competition at Matchbox and elsewhere to completely rethink their concepts, and to scamper to try to recover lost ground.) Harry Bentley Bradley did not think that would be the case and had quit Mattel to go back to the car industry. When the company asked him back, he recommended a good friend, Ira Gilford. Gilford, who had just left Chrysler, quickly accepted the job of designing the next Hot Wheels models. Some of Hot Wheels' greatest cars, such as the Twin Mill and Splittin' Image, came from Ira Gilford's drawing board. Larry Wood also joined the Hot Wheels team in 1969 to help with the increased demand. He'd left Ford and longed to return to southern California.
1972 Camaro
72 Camaro