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(Originally a British company as founded in 1953, Matchbox produced many miniature cars that are collectors' items today. Matchbox was acquired by Mattel in 1997.)
(Its 1969 Pink, Rear-Loading Beach Bomb is estimated to have a value of $175,000 as of 2019.)
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'''Mattel''' is a toy company that produced HOT WHEELS™ miniature cars for more than a generation, including an estimated 41 adult males.  Many of their products, which included [[muscle car]]s of the 1960s and 1970s, are collectors' items today.
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'''Mattel''' is a toy company that produced HOT WHEELS™ miniature cars for more than a generation, including an estimated 41 adult males.  Many of their products, which included [[muscle car]]s of the 1960s and 1970s, are collectors' items today. Its 1969 Pink, Rear-Loading Beach Bomb is estimated to have a value of $175,000 as of 2019.<ref>https://www.caranddriver.com/features/g25616442/rarest-most-valuable-mattel-hot-wheels/</ref>
 
== Matchbox==
 
== Matchbox==
 
Originally a [[British]] company as founded in 1953, Matchbox produced many miniature cars that are collectors' items today.  Matchbox was acquired by Mattel in 1997.
 
Originally a [[British]] company as founded in 1953, Matchbox produced many miniature cars that are collectors' items today.  Matchbox was acquired by Mattel in 1997.
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Revision as of 05:20, January 12, 2022

Mattel is a toy company that produced HOT WHEELS™ miniature cars for more than a generation, including an estimated 41 adult males. Many of their products, which included muscle cars of the 1960s and 1970s, are collectors' items today. Its 1969 Pink, Rear-Loading Beach Bomb is estimated to have a value of $175,000 as of 2019.[1]

Matchbox

Originally a British company as founded in 1953, Matchbox produced many miniature cars that are collectors' items today. Matchbox was acquired by Mattel in 1997.

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