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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Car Culture Custom 70 Chevy Nova Warhawk
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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Car Culture Custom 70 Chevy Nova Warhawk
32,99 zł
Hot Wheels PREMIUM
Car Culture - Aero Styles
Custom 70 Chevy Nova
JKF37
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The Hot Wheels Custom '70 Chevy Nova, catalog number JKF37, is a 1:64 scale premium collectible model released in the Hot Wheels Car Culture: Aero Styles series. This model is aimed at adult collectors, fans of American muscle cars, and enthusiasts of unique, military-inspired styling.
The Custom '70 Chevy Nova casting was designed by Mark Jones and debuted in 2021 as part of the Hot Wheels Boulevard line. The casting does not depict a stock vehicle; instead, it replicates a 1970 Chevrolet Nova with a wide body kit, side-exit exhausts, a rear wing, a racing interior, and a full roll cage—the latter being a separate component, allowing it to be finished in a different color than the interior. Within the Hot Wheels design department, the casting is unofficially known as "Novazilla," and it was referred to as the '70 Nova GT during its development phase; since 2024, the chassis has been marked as '70 Chevy Nova. The JKF37 unit hails from 2026 and concludes the Car Culture: Aero Styles series as number 5/5. The body is finished in matte olive drab, featuring detailed headlights, taillights, and trim, the "90245" marking, shark-teeth nose art on the sides, USAF logos on the sides and roof, and a red accent on the hood—all of which pay homage to the liveries of American military aircraft. The chassis is black metal, the windows are tinted, the interior is black, and the model rolls on black RR6SPM wheels with rubber Real Riders tires. The country of manufacture is Thailand.
The inspiration for this model is the 1970 Chevrolet Nova, a third-generation American compact car produced starting in 1968. The car was offered with a wide range of powertrains, from economical inline-sixes to multi-liter V8 engines in the SS version, which sent power to the rear axle. Its compact dimensions combined with powerful engines made the Nova a favorite among drag racers and custom car builders—precisely the type of heavily modified version this casting replicates.
The collector value of this release stems from the limited production runs of the Car Culture series, its premium construction featuring a metal chassis and rubber Real Riders tires, and its unique military livery, which is rarely found on other editions of this casting.
FAQ
In which series was the Hot Wheels Custom '70 Chevy Nova JKF37 released?
It is number 5/5 in the 2026 Hot Wheels Car Culture: Aero Styles series.
What is the unofficial name of this casting?
Within the Hot Wheels design department, the casting is unofficially called "Novazilla," and it was referred to as the '70 Nova GT during its development phase.
What livery does this model feature?
The model is finished in matte olive drab with shark teeth and the "90245" marking on the sides, along with USAF logos on the sides and roof, in the style of American military aircraft markings.
The Custom '70 Chevy Nova casting was designed by Mark Jones and debuted in 2021 as part of the Hot Wheels Boulevard line. The casting does not depict a stock vehicle; instead, it replicates a 1970 Chevrolet Nova with a wide body kit, side-exit exhausts, a rear wing, a racing interior, and a full roll cage—the latter being a separate component, allowing it to be finished in a different color than the interior. Within the Hot Wheels design department, the casting is unofficially known as "Novazilla," and it was referred to as the '70 Nova GT during its development phase; since 2024, the chassis has been marked as '70 Chevy Nova. The JKF37 unit hails from 2026 and concludes the Car Culture: Aero Styles series as number 5/5. The body is finished in matte olive drab, featuring detailed headlights, taillights, and trim, the "90245" marking, shark-teeth nose art on the sides, USAF logos on the sides and roof, and a red accent on the hood—all of which pay homage to the liveries of American military aircraft. The chassis is black metal, the windows are tinted, the interior is black, and the model rolls on black RR6SPM wheels with rubber Real Riders tires. The country of manufacture is Thailand.
The inspiration for this model is the 1970 Chevrolet Nova, a third-generation American compact car produced starting in 1968. The car was offered with a wide range of powertrains, from economical inline-sixes to multi-liter V8 engines in the SS version, which sent power to the rear axle. Its compact dimensions combined with powerful engines made the Nova a favorite among drag racers and custom car builders—precisely the type of heavily modified version this casting replicates.
The collector value of this release stems from the limited production runs of the Car Culture series, its premium construction featuring a metal chassis and rubber Real Riders tires, and its unique military livery, which is rarely found on other editions of this casting.
FAQ
In which series was the Hot Wheels Custom '70 Chevy Nova JKF37 released?
It is number 5/5 in the 2026 Hot Wheels Car Culture: Aero Styles series.
What is the unofficial name of this casting?
Within the Hot Wheels design department, the casting is unofficially called "Novazilla," and it was referred to as the '70 Nova GT during its development phase.
What livery does this model feature?
The model is finished in matte olive drab with shark teeth and the "90245" marking on the sides, along with USAF logos on the sides and roof, in the style of American military aircraft markings.