RLC Exclusive Holiday ’64 Impala

The Hot Wheels RLC Exclusive Holiday ’64 Impala was released as part of the informal “Snowman” series in 2009. The model sports a Spectraflame light blue paint scheme with pinstriping. In addition, it features white letters and words behind the rear fender. This car has an adjustable suspension system. As with other Snowman cars, this model is limited to just one million pieces.

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RLC Exclusive Holiday ’64 Impala Spec

Features: Adjustable/poseable suspension
Body Color: Spectraflame Light Blue
Deco: White snowflake details on sides, hood, trunk and roof, “The Snowman” detail on sides, “Nice” detail on passenger-side door, “Naughty” detail on driver-side door, “FRIO” license plate
Body Type: ZAMAC
Wheels: Real Riders Low Rider wheels with silver VUM spokes and white stripe tampo
Base: Full-metal, chrome plated chassis
Window Color: Light smoke-tinted
Interior Color: Light Blue with Matte White painted details
Scale: 1:64
Each vehicle features an individually numbered sticker (xxx/30,000)
Price : $30

Should i Collect RLC Exclusive Holiday ’64 Impala

Mattel’s The Snowman RLC Exclusive Holiday ’64 Impala is part of an informal holiday series produced by Hot Wheels since 2009. This limited-edition Hot Wheels model features a Spectraflame light blue paint job and pinstriping. The rear fender is painted white with “The Snowman” in white paint. The car also has adjustable suspension, which lets you adjust its height.

This ’64 Impala has adjustable suspension, poseable wheels and an amazing snow-white paint job. It’s cool as ice, yet hot enough to burn asphalt! It is part of a series started by Steve Vandervate in 2009 and has a ’60s vibe to it. This is a great way to add some holiday cheer to your collection. Besides delivering presents, the car also features Santa Claus riding in a custom ’64 Impala.

The ’64 Impala has a beautiful Spectraflame light blue paint job with snowflakes. It is made of metal and features custom pinstriping by Steve Vandervate, a former pinstriper. It has a poseable body and is cool as ice. It is part of an informal holiday series that has been led by Steve Vandervate since 2009.