Bruce Pascal

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Bruce Pascal
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Overview
Gender	Male
Age	59
Nationality	American
Occupation	Collector
Years active	1968-Present

Bruce Pascal is an American real estate agent who is noted for being a famous Hot Wheels collector. His collection features over 7,000 cars, including a number of highly-obscure prototypes.

Publications

HOT WHEELS PROTOYPES Featuring the Bruce Pascal Collection

By Bruce Pascal & Micheal Zarnock

He) Bruce Pascal & Micheal Zarnock authored in collaboration of HOT WHEELS PROTOYPES book Pascal was main, edited by Kelly Lenox

ISBN 10: 0982500572 / ISBN 13: 9780982500576

Published by Lands Discovery First Edition first printing 2011-05-04 paperback glossed 184 pages licensed by Mattel Inc. Trademarks used with permission of their respective owners. All Rights Reserved

1. Bruce Pascal on Early Hot Wheels Prototypes

History

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Links

• Bruce Pascal's website
• Bruce Pascal's Collection Catalog

Gallery

Below is some of Bruce Pascal Prototypes

Mercury Cyclone Stock Car

3 Wheeled Prototype using Twin Mill

Dream Wagon

Dream Wagon

Resin Painted Carabo

Steering Van Prototype '70s Van

1975 Toy Fair '70s Van

Decal Prototype '70s Van

Blue Paint Prototype '70s Van

Indy Cars had a hard time being used in accessories such as the Super Chargers. So HW made unique plastic Gas Tanks that would attached to the Indy cars. But Mattel never released the tank add on

Clear Sizzlers Prototypes so designers could identify any issues in the casting

Early "Crash" Prototype using a Mighty Maverick Base

Grid Cars

Multiple Indy Cars Resin/ Painted/ Prototypes

Mattel Dream Mobile Wood Model Prototype

Resin Models

Resin Models (and Painted Mustang Stocker)

Early Steering car concept using a Custom Continental Mark III

Early "Crash" Prototype using a using a Custom Continental Mark III

Unreleased Silver version of the Sir Rodney Roadster

RED BW Prototype on a P-911

Woody Wagon Prototype made from a Classic '31 Ford Woody

Prototype of a "Music Car"! As the wheels spin, a pick will hit the slot. The vibrations will create music as the car runs down the track.

Bruce Pascal section in Hot Wheels: From 0 to 50 at 1:64 Scale