The Hot Wheel cars we used to play with in our childhood times were highly under-rated by us by then.
If only we knew something about its potential values as they are now, we would not have thrown them around or disposed of as junk.
I, for one, regret throwing them away as I grow older.
Those I have thrown would have fought the rising inflation and remained as assets to me.
It is fun to collect the rare ones that you seek, or those you already thrown away.
You may, like me, discover how stupid it is throw them away when you see their current value! Vintage cars are available now through the internet.
First, you need to do some homework.
Go to official Hotwheel website and scroll through all the cars they ever made.
What are the ones you are looking for? You can also buy newer ones on the site, as well as limited edition cars available only on the site.
After you know what you are looking for, go to eBay.
This is where most people trade.
There is a search option for you to type in the model you are looking for.
At eBay, the item goes to the highest bidder.
This also where some of the rarest models are on auction.
You don't want to go in late and miss buying the exact thing you have been spending so much time dreaming and seeking for.
Search hard, and you can find anything from the old models of the 1950s to 1980s and the relatively newer ones from the 1990s.
Some of them may even include the original race tracks.
I hope this article gives you a glimpse of hope and excitement.
Find what you must, and do it before others do, or else the diecast car of your dreams will land into others' hands.
These cars are now everywhere, so its not a question of whether they still exist but rather whether you try hard enough to find them.