Hot Wheels PREMIUM Team Transport Toyota Off-Road Truck + Fleet Street

The Hot Wheels Toyota Off-Road Truck + Fleet Street with catalog number HRV39 is a two-piece 1:64 scale collector's set from the Hot Wheels Car Culture: Team Transport series, marked as #71. The box contains a desert racing truck along with a color-matched hauler — a set for adult collectors, fans of Baja-style off-road racing, and enthusiasts of classic Toyotas.

The Toyota Off-Road Truck casting was designed by Phil Riehlman and debuted in 2000 in the Xtreme Trucks 2-Car Set as part of the 100% Hot Wheels line. Originally named the Toyota Baja Truck, the name was changed to the current one in 2010; it originally featured a removable body secured by tabs, revealing the bare frame and interior. After being moved to the mainline, this feature was removed, and the model was retooled to add a spare tire to the rear. A subsequent 2015 retooling integrated the spare tire into the chassis. It is one of two models from the 100% Hot Wheels series that remained in production after the line was discontinued. In the 2024 HRV39 set, the truck is white, featuring black, red, orange, and yellow TRD stripes, the number "1," and BFGoodrich, Bell, Eibach, and TRD logos, with detailed headlights. The chassis is made of raw ZAMAC — this release uses a new cast metal chassis — the interior is black, and the model rolls on gray ORRR8DOT wheels, which are off-road Real Riders rims with an eight-spoke pattern and rubber off-road tread tires. The accompanying Fleet Street hauler is a Mark Jones casting that debuted in 2022 in Team Transport, representing an unlicensed European truck with a ramp and a sliding platform. In this set, it is white, featuring the same TRD stripes, a black metal chassis, tinted windows, a black interior, and gray TRR wheels with rubber tires. Both vehicles were manufactured in Thailand.

The prototype is the Toyota T100 Baja Truck — a racing version of the T100 pickup prepared for the Baja 1000. It is powered by a modified 3.4-liter 5VZ-FE V6 engine, the same as in the road-going T100, mounted in an aluminum space frame covered by a carbon-fiber body. Legendary off-road driver Ivan Stewart sat behind the wheel of this Toyota, cementing the model's place in desert racing history.

The collector value of this set stems from the limited production runs of the Team Transport series, the new metal chassis on the ZAMAC version, and the casting's status as one of the few survivors from the prestigious 100% Hot Wheels line. The full TRD livery with sponsor logos further enhances the set's appeal.

FAQ

What does the Hot Wheels Team Transport HRV39 set include?
The set includes two vehicles: a Toyota Off-Road Truck in TRD livery and a white Fleet Street hauler with a sliding platform.

What kind of wheels does the Toyota in this set have?
The truck rolls on gray ORRR8DOT wheels — off-road Real Riders rims with rubber tires featuring an off-road tread.

Does this model have a metal chassis?
Yes. The Toyota Off-Road Truck from the HRV39 set features a new cast metal chassis made of raw ZAMAC.