Hot Wheels · +13.7% · 1W
Hot Wheels 1995 Treasure Hunt 67 Camaro
$1,499.99Current ask · eBay · USDOct 15, 2026
Live data · Oct 16, 2026
Hot Wheels · +13.7% · 1W
Retro Gaming · 0.0% · 1W
Vinyl Records · 0.0% · 1W
Toys · 0.0% · 1W
Vintage Apparel · 0.0% · 1W
Comic Books · 0.0% · 1W
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Latest capture · Oct 16, 2026
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Lead item: Hot Wheels 1995 Treasure Hunt 67 Camaro
14 filtered eBay listings across tracked items · Captured Oct 15, 2026
Lead item · low ask path
+13.7%
Category asks · 7 days
$1,499.99–$1,575
Lead item · ask range · USD
Source: eBay active listings, not completed sales. Weekly moves summarize tracked items; ranges and price paths belong to the named lead item. Signals, not appraisals.
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