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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Boulevard 3 Volkswagen T1 Panel Bus
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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Boulevard 3 Volkswagen T1 Panel Bus
169,00 zł
Hot Wheels PREMIUM
Boulevard No. 3
Volkswagen T1 Panel Bus
Magnus Walker Urban Outlaw
GJT70
Seller RLC4C
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The Hot Wheels Volkswagen T1 Panel Bus with catalog number GJT70 is a 1:64 scale collector's model from the premium line, released in the Hot Wheels Boulevard series as number #3. This model is aimed at adult collectors, fans of classic Volkswagens, and enthusiasts of the Urban Outlaw custom culture.
The Volkswagen T1 Panel Bus casting was designed by Jun Imai, debuting in 2012 as part of the Nostalgia: Hershey's series. The GJT70 release dates back to 2020 and is one of the earliest numbers in the Boulevard line. The body is finished in white with a black-and-white checkered roof, blue stripes, and an Urban Outlaw livery. It features a red metal chassis—an unusual and striking detail rarely seen on this casting—clear windows, a grey interior, and rolls on grey RR8SP wheels with rubber Real Riders tires. The country of manufacture is Thailand.
The model's livery pays homage to Urban Outlaw, the brand and moniker of Magnus Walker, a British-born, Los Angeles-based collector and creator of modified Porsche 911s. His signature style—raw, racing-inspired liveries with checkers and bold stripes, combined with stripped-down interiors—gained global recognition following the 2012 documentary film "Urban Outlaw." These colors have appeared on several different Hot Wheels castings, and the version on the classic VW van feels particularly natural as a team support vehicle.
The original vehicle is the first-generation Volkswagen Type 2 in the Panel Bus variant—a van version of the iconic "bus" without side windows, designed for hauling cargo. The vehicle was built on Beetle components and powered by a rear-mounted, air-cooled boxer engine producing between 25 and over 40 hp, which was transmitted to the rear axle. Simple, affordable, and reliable, the T1 served workshops, racing teams, and service companies worldwide for decades.
The collector value of this release stems from the limited production runs of the Boulevard line, its early #3 numbering, the red metal chassis, and the Real Riders rubber tires. The Urban Outlaw livery is among the most sought-after themes among collectors of premium models.
FAQ
In which series was the Hot Wheels Volkswagen T1 Panel Bus GJT70 released?
It is Hot Wheels Boulevard #3 from 2020—one of the earliest numbers in that line.
What color is the chassis of this model?
The chassis is metal and painted red, which clearly distinguishes this release from other versions of the casting.
What does the Urban Outlaw livery on this model represent?
It is a reference to the brand of Magnus Walker, a collector and builder of modified Porsche 911s known for his raw, racing-inspired liveries featuring checkers and bold stripes.
The Volkswagen T1 Panel Bus casting was designed by Jun Imai, debuting in 2012 as part of the Nostalgia: Hershey's series. The GJT70 release dates back to 2020 and is one of the earliest numbers in the Boulevard line. The body is finished in white with a black-and-white checkered roof, blue stripes, and an Urban Outlaw livery. It features a red metal chassis—an unusual and striking detail rarely seen on this casting—clear windows, a grey interior, and rolls on grey RR8SP wheels with rubber Real Riders tires. The country of manufacture is Thailand.
The model's livery pays homage to Urban Outlaw, the brand and moniker of Magnus Walker, a British-born, Los Angeles-based collector and creator of modified Porsche 911s. His signature style—raw, racing-inspired liveries with checkers and bold stripes, combined with stripped-down interiors—gained global recognition following the 2012 documentary film "Urban Outlaw." These colors have appeared on several different Hot Wheels castings, and the version on the classic VW van feels particularly natural as a team support vehicle.
The original vehicle is the first-generation Volkswagen Type 2 in the Panel Bus variant—a van version of the iconic "bus" without side windows, designed for hauling cargo. The vehicle was built on Beetle components and powered by a rear-mounted, air-cooled boxer engine producing between 25 and over 40 hp, which was transmitted to the rear axle. Simple, affordable, and reliable, the T1 served workshops, racing teams, and service companies worldwide for decades.
The collector value of this release stems from the limited production runs of the Boulevard line, its early #3 numbering, the red metal chassis, and the Real Riders rubber tires. The Urban Outlaw livery is among the most sought-after themes among collectors of premium models.
FAQ
In which series was the Hot Wheels Volkswagen T1 Panel Bus GJT70 released?
It is Hot Wheels Boulevard #3 from 2020—one of the earliest numbers in that line.
What color is the chassis of this model?
The chassis is metal and painted red, which clearly distinguishes this release from other versions of the casting.
What does the Urban Outlaw livery on this model represent?
It is a reference to the brand of Magnus Walker, a collector and builder of modified Porsche 911s known for his raw, racing-inspired liveries featuring checkers and bold stripes.