Hot Wheels PREMIUM Boulevard 116 Porsche 935

Hot Wheels PREMIUM Boulevard 116 Porsche 935

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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Boulevard 116 Porsche 935

Hot Wheels PREMIUM Boulevard 116 Porsche 935

44,00 zł
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Hot Wheels PREMIUM

Boulevard No. 116

Porsche 935

JBL17

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The Hot Wheels Porsche 935, product number JBL17, is a 1:64 scale collectible model car released as part of the Hot Wheels Premium line in the Hot Wheels Boulevard series, numbered 116. This die-cast car is aimed at collectors who appreciate metal castings with rubber Real Riders tires, as well as Porsche racing enthusiasts. The collectible Porsche 935 JBL17 model is sold on a premium card with a protective blister. The Porsche 935 casting was designed for Mattel by Ryu Asada and made its debut in 2021 in the HW Race Day series. The Hot Wheels Boulevard #116 version is from 2025 and features a deep, glossy black body. Decorations include gray accents and a gray driver's door, white striping, "935X" lettering on the hood, and "SUPERCOLLCTR" lettering on the sides of the body. The car's base is metal with a matte black finish, the windows have a smoke tint, and the interior is black. The model rolls on wheels featuring Black C4SPRR and RRA codes, fitted with rubber Real Riders tires. This version is produced in Thailand. The combination of a metal body and a metal base gives the model a noticeably greater weight than standard mainline die-cast cars. It is based on the Porsche 935, a Group 5 "silhouette" race car developed by Porsche AG and produced between 1977 and 1981. It was designed by Norbert Singer. The first variant, the 935/76, used a 3.0-liter, twin-turbocharged flat-6 boxer engine producing 531 hp, with later versions featuring increased displacement. Power was sent to the rear axle. A total of about 80 units of all variants were built—roughly 40 by Porsche itself and the rest by private teams, primarily Kremer. The Porsche 935 is one of the most recognizable race cars of the 70s and 80s. Versions from the Hot Wheels Boulevard series are exclusive to the premium line and are not available in basic mainline sets, making their availability limited to specific shipments. The metal base, rubber tires, and detailed tampo prints make the Porsche 935 JBL17 a sought-after item both for thematic Porsche collections and for collectors of the entire Boulevard series. Does the Hot Wheels Porsche 935 JBL17 have rubber tires? Yes, the model runs on rubber Real Riders tires mounted on Black C4SPRR and RRA wheels. Which series does the Porsche 935 JBL17 come from? The model belongs to the Hot Wheels Premium line and the Hot Wheels Boulevard series, where it is numbered 116; it was released in 2025. Who designed the Porsche 935 casting for Hot Wheels? The design is by Ryu Asada, a Mattel designer; the casting debuted in 2021 in the HW Race Day series.