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Hot Wheels Elite64 Bugatti Type 59
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Hot Wheels Elite64 Bugatti Type 59
99,99 zł
Hot Wheels
Elite64 - No. 10
Bugatti Type 59
HNJ62
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The Hot Wheels Bugatti Type 59, catalog number HNJ62, is a 1:64 scale collector's model from the Hot Wheels Elite 64 line—the highest and most detailed series in Mattel's portfolio, aimed exclusively at adult collectors. This item is #10 in the line.
The Bugatti Type 59 casting was designed by Mark Jones and debuted in this specific release in 2024. Importantly for collectors, this casting was produced only during that single year, making it one of the shortest-run models in the entire line. Its greatest structural feature is the removable engine cover, which reveals a highly detailed engine unit. The body is finished in French Racing Blue—the historic color of French race cars—with authentic trim details and "B35-T59" markings on the rear. It features a silver-painted metal chassis, silver windows, a warm amber-toned interior, and rolls on rubber Real Riders tires. It was manufactured in China, as is standard for the Elite 64 line.
The prototype is the Bugatti Type 59, a race car from the French manufacturer Automobiles Bugatti in Molsheim, and the brand's final pre-war race car from the 1930s. It was powered by a 3.3-liter supercharged inline-eight engine with a sixteen-valve head and dual overhead camshafts, producing approximately 250 hp and mated to a four-speed manual transmission. The car was produced from 1933 to 1936, and its hallmark was its incredibly slender wire-spoke wheels, which resembled piano strings. Only eight chassis were built, making the Type 59 one of the rarest and most valuable Bugattis in history.
The collector value of Elite 64 models is the highest in the entire Hot Wheels range, featuring very short production runs, metal bodies and chassis, rubber tires, moving parts, and a level of detail unattainable in standard lines. In the case of HNJ62, this is further enhanced by its single-year production run and its exceptionally unique pre-war subject matter.
FAQ
What moving parts does this Hot Wheels model have?
The model features a removable engine cover that reveals a highly detailed engine underneath.
Which model number in the Elite 64 line is this?
HNJ62 is Elite 64 #10 from 2024.
How long was this casting produced?
The Bugatti Type 59 casting was produced only in 2024, making it one of the shortest-available models in the Elite 64 line.
The Bugatti Type 59 casting was designed by Mark Jones and debuted in this specific release in 2024. Importantly for collectors, this casting was produced only during that single year, making it one of the shortest-run models in the entire line. Its greatest structural feature is the removable engine cover, which reveals a highly detailed engine unit. The body is finished in French Racing Blue—the historic color of French race cars—with authentic trim details and "B35-T59" markings on the rear. It features a silver-painted metal chassis, silver windows, a warm amber-toned interior, and rolls on rubber Real Riders tires. It was manufactured in China, as is standard for the Elite 64 line.
The prototype is the Bugatti Type 59, a race car from the French manufacturer Automobiles Bugatti in Molsheim, and the brand's final pre-war race car from the 1930s. It was powered by a 3.3-liter supercharged inline-eight engine with a sixteen-valve head and dual overhead camshafts, producing approximately 250 hp and mated to a four-speed manual transmission. The car was produced from 1933 to 1936, and its hallmark was its incredibly slender wire-spoke wheels, which resembled piano strings. Only eight chassis were built, making the Type 59 one of the rarest and most valuable Bugattis in history.
The collector value of Elite 64 models is the highest in the entire Hot Wheels range, featuring very short production runs, metal bodies and chassis, rubber tires, moving parts, and a level of detail unattainable in standard lines. In the case of HNJ62, this is further enhanced by its single-year production run and its exceptionally unique pre-war subject matter.
FAQ
What moving parts does this Hot Wheels model have?
The model features a removable engine cover that reveals a highly detailed engine underneath.
Which model number in the Elite 64 line is this?
HNJ62 is Elite 64 #10 from 2024.
How long was this casting produced?
The Bugatti Type 59 casting was produced only in 2024, making it one of the shortest-available models in the Elite 64 line.