And on to the finer points of Automotive Appreciation...

Hey,
I've been lookin' around best as I can to find a Hot Wheels Stook. I'm guessing it just hasn't been cast. Anyhow, I've checked around and I've found a red, a black, and a silver available (non-Hot Wheels of course). But the real question is... where can I get a yellow!

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Eku
[B]And on to the finer points of Automotive Appreciation...

Hey,
I've been lookin' around best as I can to find a Hot Wheels Stook.

 

I seem to rememeber something about special blue hot wheels s2000's in Australia.

 

Gonna have to paint it.

 

That's sacrilege!!!

Somebody write to Hot Wheels. That just ain't fair.

 

are you looking for "hotwheels" sized or larger?

Tomica makes 1:60 (roughly) scaled S2000's in lots of different colors. Usually yellow can be found on ebay for about $6 (expensive for such a little car).

The blue actual Hotwheels model is a Austrailian only issued thing, and is actually sort of a cheapie McDonalds happy meal type car, not the standard issue quality!

Scot

 

get someone in japan[greg stevens???] to score you a "TOMY #64 Honda s2000" ...a 1/57 scale diecast yellow...easily available in japan..but not a great model...

 

i've got the blue australian hot wheels from mac d's....still in bag...wish they would make a standard issue one though.....i can't seem to find the mini honda civic si hot wheels...i've got the 1/18, but looking for the small one...just can't seem to find it anywhere...except for ebay

 

i have a yellow one in 1:18 size made by AUTOart,you ca find them at www.autoartmodels.com,and i also have a yellow stook in my garage.

 

Go to your area Walmart. They have a 1:18 Miasto Assembly Line that only comes in Yellow. It snaps together and has two different sets of wheels. The doors are the only things that open and it has no top. I personally have two of them. I am going to paint one red.