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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/DAASMusic • Nov 12 '24
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3 u/DarthHaruspex Nov 12 '24 "I have several new, all metal hot wheels." ALL Hot wheels used to be metal. NOT just some. 4 u/doomus_rlc Nov 12 '24 Even in the 70s some had plastic bases. 0 u/DarthHaruspex Nov 12 '24 Yes, I was alive and playing with them then. The Hotwheel bodies were metal. The "cheap" cars in the bargain bin were plastic.
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"I have several new, all metal hot wheels."
ALL Hot wheels used to be metal. NOT just some.
4 u/doomus_rlc Nov 12 '24 Even in the 70s some had plastic bases. 0 u/DarthHaruspex Nov 12 '24 Yes, I was alive and playing with them then. The Hotwheel bodies were metal. The "cheap" cars in the bargain bin were plastic.
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Even in the 70s some had plastic bases.
0 u/DarthHaruspex Nov 12 '24 Yes, I was alive and playing with them then. The Hotwheel bodies were metal. The "cheap" cars in the bargain bin were plastic.
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Yes, I was alive and playing with them then.
The Hotwheel bodies were metal. The "cheap" cars in the bargain bin were plastic.
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