Over the years, Hot Wheels has released a number of special, limited-edition Red Line Club models based on Ford vehicles, which are only available for members of that same club to purchase. However, it’s been a little while since we’ve been treated to a new Hot Wheels Red Line Club or other special Ford model of any sort, though that ends now, as the diecast maker is about to release another one – this time, based on the 1985 Ford Bronco.
This particular model is officially called the Hot Wheels Wrangler 1985 Ford Bronco, but that isn’t some sort of strange Jeep mashup – rather, in this case, “Wrangler” refers to the jeans that folks wear. It’s a natural fit in that regard, as both Wrangler jeans and the Ford Bronco are synonymous with people that like to explore the outdoors, and perhaps even spend time working on a ranch or farm – or just about any kind of dusty, dirty land one can think of.
This unique Ford Bronco model features a 1:64 scale ZAMAC body finished in Pearlescent White with vintage Wrangler graphics, Real Riders off-road 10-spoke wheels, smoke-tinted windows, and a black interior, all mated to a zinc-plated base. It comes packaged in an acrylic case with a decorative outer box, all for a retail price of $30.
The Hot Wheels Wrangler 1985 Ford Bronco is just the latest in a long line of special, limited-edition diecasts centered around Blue Oval products, however. In recent months, we’ve been treated to numerous others, including Redline Line Club editions of the 1993 Ford Mustang SVT Cobra R, the Hot Wheels Hi-Po Hauler – which is a custom 1963 Ford Econoline pickup – and the Elite 64 Series Modified 1969 Ford Mustang, to name just a few.
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Three years and no very popular Maverick miniature scale model yet? I hear there is one in the works to be introduced later in the year. Hotwheels or Matchbox.