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== A Car With Many Names == |
== A Car With Many Names == |
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| − | [[AMX/2]] was a casting designed by [[Paul Tam]] that debuted in the [[1971 Hot Wheels]] series. |
+ | [[AMX/2]] was a casting designed by [[Paul Tam]] that debuted in the [[1971 Hot Wheels]] series. It was based on a 1:1 scale non-functioning design by AMC. |
| − | It was then re-released in 1973 as [[Xploder]] in solid enamel color. |
+ | It was then re-released in 1973 as [[Xploder]] in solid enamel color. The '''Warpath''' was issued with this name in 1975 and again when it was a part of the Wisconsin Toy Company line-up in 1980. |
| − | A similar casting was issued without the opening plastic engine covers. |
+ | A similar casting was issued without the opening plastic engine covers. It was named [[Redliner]] for 1985 when it was release in the series. In 1987 it was released with the name [[Road Torch]]. |
==Versions== |
==Versions== |
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|1975 |
|1975 |
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| − | |[[1975 Hot Wheels]] |
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|White |
|White |
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|Red and Blue stars and stripes on top |
|Red and Blue stars and stripes on top |
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|1975 |
|1975 |
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| − | |[[Herfy's |
+ | |[[Herfy's Promotion]] |
|White |
|White |
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|Red and Blue stars and stripes on top, with "Herfy's" on sides |
|Red and Blue stars and stripes on top, with "Herfy's" on sides |
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|1975 |
|1975 |
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| − | |[[Wisconsin Toy Company]] |
+ | |[[Wisconsin Toy Company]] |
|Red |
|Red |
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| − | |Red and Blue stars and stripes on top |
+ | |Red and Blue stars and stripes on top |
|Black / Plastic |
|Black / Plastic |
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|Blue tint |
|Blue tint |
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|7654 |
|7654 |
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|Hong Kong |
|Hong Kong |
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| − | |Only available in baggie with header card |
+ | |Only available in baggie with header card |
|[[Image:Warpath.jpg|75px]] |
|[[Image:Warpath.jpg|75px]] |
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[[Category:Paul Tam Designs]] |
[[Category:Paul Tam Designs]] |
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[[Category:Wisconsin Toy Co.]] |
[[Category:Wisconsin Toy Co.]] |
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| − | [[Category:Herfy's |
+ | [[Category:Herfy's Promotion]] |
[[Category:American Motors Corporation Cars]] |
[[Category:American Motors Corporation Cars]] |
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[[Category:Licensed Hot Wheels]] |
[[Category:Licensed Hot Wheels]] |
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[[Category:American Cars]] |
[[Category:American Cars]] |
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| + | [[Category:AMC Cars]] |
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Revision as of 21:40, 17 November 2019
A Car With Many Names
AMX/2 was a casting designed by Paul Tam that debuted in the 1971 Hot Wheels series. It was based on a 1:1 scale non-functioning design by AMC.
It was then re-released in 1973 as Xploder in solid enamel color. The Warpath was issued with this name in 1975 and again when it was a part of the Wisconsin Toy Company line-up in 1980.
A similar casting was issued without the opening plastic engine covers. It was named Redliner for 1985 when it was release in the series. In 1987 it was released with the name Road Torch.
Versions
The Warpath has come out in the following versions:
| Col # | Year | Series | Color | Tampo | Base Color / Type | Window Color | Interior Color | Wheel Type | Toy # | Country | Notes / Variations | Photo |
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| 1975 | 1975 Hot Wheels | White | Red and Blue stars and stripes on top | Unpainted / Metal | Blue tint | Black | RL | 7654 | Hong Kong | 
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| 1975 | Herfy's Promotion | White | Red and Blue stars and stripes on top, with "Herfy's" on sides | Unpainted / Metal | Blue tint | Black | RL | 7654 | Hong Kong | Only available in baggie with header card from Herfy's Restaurant | 
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| 1975 | Wisconsin Toy Company | Red | Red and Blue stars and stripes on top | Black / Plastic | Blue tint | Black | RL | 7654 | Hong Kong | Only available in baggie with header card | 
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Gallery
Rear view showing no engine beneath the covers