Hot Wheels RLC x Daniel Arsham 1973 Porsche 911 RSA #2

The Hot Wheels Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 with catalog number JGK64 is a collectible model released in the Hot Wheels x Daniel Arsham series, distributed outside of standard retail channels and intended for adult collectors. This 1:64 scale replica is aimed at fans of classic Porsches and collectors of art models, distinguishing itself from a standard toy car with its metal base, rubber tires, and highly elaborate interior detailing.

The Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 casting was designed by Fraser Campbell and debuted in 2023 in the Retro Racers series under the number HKG42. The 2025 JGK64 version is a "Modified Casting," produced in yellow with a light yellow stripe along the bottom edge of the body. Decorations include "Arsham" lettering on the sides and rear, "Carrera RSA" badging on the rear, a "1973 RSA" rear license plate, black trim on the bumpers and rear panel, silver moldings, and refined headlights and taillights. The base is silver and made of metal, the windows are clear, and the interior is black with two-tone brown seats and additional detailing. The model rolls on light blue RRLW5 wheels with a chrome lip—Real Riders with rubber tires. The country of origin is China.

The series was created in collaboration with Daniel Arsham, an American contemporary artist known for sculptures and installations in a style he calls "fictional archaeology," which presents contemporary objects as eroding, excavated artifacts from the future. Arsham has collaborated with automotive brands for years, and his designs based on classic Porsches are among his most recognizable works in this field. The "RSA" designation in the name is his signature modification of the factory RS abbreviation.

The original vehicle is the Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7—a homologation variant of the first-generation 911, prepared to allow the brand to compete in FIA Group 4 racing. It received a 911/83 boxer engine enlarged to 2.7 liters with approximately 210 hp, rear-mounted and driving the rear axle, as well as a characteristic "ducktail" spoiler, larger brakes, a stiffened suspension, and wider rear wheels. 1,580 units were produced—significantly more than the 500 required for homologation. Today, the Carrera RS 2.7 is considered one of the best 911s in history and is one of the brand's most expensive classics.

For a collector, the JGK64 is a top-tier item: an artist collaboration with global recognition, a modified casting, a two-tone interior with brown seats, and very limited distribution. Models from the Arsham series practically never appear at retail price and immediately become objects of collector trading.

FAQ

Does the Hot Wheels Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 JGK64 have rubber tires?
Yes. The model rolls on light blue RRLW5 wheels with a chrome lip, which are Real Riders with rubber tires, and it features a silver, metal base.

What distinguishes the interior of this model?
The interior is black, with two-tone brown seats and additional detailing—a level of finish rarely seen in 1:64 scale.

What does "Modified Casting" mean for this release?
It means the casting was modified from the base version specifically for this collaboration, rather than simply being repainted.