We include all of these complimentary with our offer! Additionally, we will provide you with prepaid shipping labels. For this, we will send detailed shipping instructions, as well as packing tips. You then have three days to pack and ship your collection. So, you will see 100% of your money upfront. If you are happy with the pre-inspection quote, you can accept the offer which will kick-start the selling process! When you decide to sell your figures, we will make a deposit for the items if you would like. Our team aims to reply to you on the same day. We want to make selling as hassle-free and simple as possible. Wheeljack’s Lab emphasizes the relationships we build, and we pride ourselves on our quick turnaround times and fair pricing. We will get back to you with an offer for your toy collection.

Step 2: Receive a quote to sell your toys Once received our professional team will assess your collectibles and figure out their value. If pictures are not possible, a list of the figures is a great starting point. Ideally, take pictures of your collection. We are primarily interested in buying 1960s–1990s action figures, but we would be happy to discuss any toy collection. How to sell your Hot Wheels Redline cars to us Step 1: Let us know what Hot Wheels Redline toys you have We aspire to make the buying and selling process as simple, rewarding, and hassle-free as possible. Our staff is fast, friendly, and, most importantly, fair. We are always on the lookout to buy and sell both new and used collections of toys and collectibles. Wheeljack’s Lab has been buying vintage toy collections for over three decades. The best place to sell Hot Wheels Redline toy collections. Thank you for considering us when selling your toys! Wheeljack’s Lab is happy to accommodate the seller’s needs! Check out our 5-star ratings and reviews on Google, our A+ rating with the BBB. Manufacturing for these Hot Wheels occurred in the United States or Hong Kong. In 1977, Hot Wheels abandoned the red striped design. Every car in this collection has red-striped wheels. In the late 1960s to the early 1970s, Hot Wheels cars came out under the Redline banner. So, since you are already here, send in your inquiry. We also buy countless other 1960s to current toys and pop culture collectibles.1960s Hot Wheels Redline store displays, promotional items, internal correspondence, and more.Pre-production and prototype Hot Wheels Redline action figures, vehicles, playsets, ships, packaging, samples, and more.Autographed pop culture collectibles, like cards, photographs, posters, toys, and other memorabilia.Both new and used Hot Wheels and other pop culture collectibles, like animation cels, posters, props, resin statues, etc.1960s Hot Wheels Redline cars and toys in both new and used condition.In 1980, the Wisconsin Toy Company bought the Mattel stored left over stock for their own promotional release distribution.We buy and sell many vintage toys and collectibles. They are still valued a lot cheaper than most Redlines but they were actually made in 1975(6) for a Proctor and Gamble promotion that fell through. There were also a few 19 castings that were released in both versions. The link displays all the castings from 1977 that were released in both a Redline and Blackwall version. Not sure of the complete story behind these cars, but they all have plastic bases and can be had for really cheap! Most Redline collectors don't really consider these part of the Redline era. Not sure what the last 'official' car was, but actually, the Wisconsin Toy Company produced some really cheap Redlines in 1980. Many Blackwall and Redlines of the same castings. As I understand it 1977, was the transition year.

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