Encyclopedia and Reference Hot Wheels 1969 Stock# Name Series Color Mfrd Wheels 6250 Classic `32 Ford Vicky Custom Classics Assorted 1 US rsw 6251 Classic `31 Ford Woody Custom Classics Assorted US rsw 6252 Classic `57 `Bird Custom Classics Assorted US rsw 6253 Classic `36 Ford Coupe 2 Custom Classics Assorted US rsw 6254 Lola GT70 Grand Prix Assorted 3 US, HK rsw 6255 McLaren M6A Grand Prix Assorted 3 US, HK rsw 6256 Chapparal 2G Grand Prix Assorted 3 US, HK rsw 6257 Ford Mk IV Grand Prix Assorted 3 US, HK rsw 6258 Twinmill Show n' Go Assorted US rsw 6259 Turbofire Show n' Go Assorted US rsw 6260 Torero Show n' Go Assorted US rsw 6261 Splittin' Image Show n' Go Assorted US rsw 6262 Lotus Turbine Grand Prix Assorted HK rsw 6263 Indy Eagle Grand Prix Assorted 4 HK rsw 6264 Brabham Repco F1 Grand Prix Assorted 3 HK rsw 6265 Shelby Turbine Grand Prix Assorted HK rsw 6266 Custom Continental Mk III California Customs Assorted US rsw 6267 Custom AMX California Customs Assorted US rsw 6268 Custom Dodge Charger California Customs Assorted US rsw 6269 Custom Police Cruiser California Customs Black and White Enamel US rsw 6270 Volkswagen Beach Bomb European Customs Assorted HK rsw 6271 Mercedes-Benz 280SL European Customs Assorted HK rsw 6272 Rolls Royce Silver Shadow European Customs Assorted 5 HK rsw 6273 Maserati Mistral European Customs Assorted HK rsw 1 The cars were offered in assorted transparent and translucent colors over nickel plating, known as Spectraflame.  Official 1968/1969 colors were red, lavander, orange, gold, lime, green, blue, blue fog, brown and purple.  However, many of these colors are recognized today by different names.  In addition, there were additional colors offered at this time that were not recorded in the Collector's Catalog. 2 Some early versions of the `36 Coupe had light colored interiors and additional detail on the back cushion of the rumble seat lid.  On subsequent castings, this extra detail was removed, and the interior was always molded in black to match the black-painted back cushion of the rumble seat lid. 3 These Grand Prix cars were also available in enamel colors that matched those of the real cars. the Lola and Brabham were available in dark green, the McLaren in orange, the Chapparal in white and the Ford in cranberry red.  The orange enamel McLaren was primarily a set car, although it was available in blister pack.  The other cars were readily available in their enamel schemes. 4 There also was a gold plated version that was readily available. 5 The Rolls was largely available in gray enamel. Addendum  Welcome Page E-Mail Back  Table of Contents