2018 USPS Hot Wheels Forever Stamps 100Pcs/2Packs

Since the inception of Hot Wheels, Mattel has produced thousands of varieties of cars. The issue celebrating Hot Wheels’ 50th anniversary, will feature 10 of the most outrageous to their car designs. Arranged in diagonal rows, the pane shows the Hot Wheels cars speeding al

ong a bright orange track. Each stamp has the name of these vehicles in one of the top corners:

Top row (left to right):
– The aptly named Purple Passion (1990), a super sleek metallic purple and green model.
– The Rocket-Bye-Baby (1971) is equipped with a roof-mounted rocket,
– The spooky Rigor Motor (1994) is a coffin-shaped hot rod whose engine is adorned with two skulls.
– The Rodger Dodger (1974) has a giant engine bursting out of its hood.
– The Mach Speeder (2018) is a true 21st-century racer with a twin turbo V6 hybrid engine and wide front air intakes built to look like a predatory fish.
Bottom row (left to right):
– The Twin Mill (1969), one of the most iconic Hot Wheels of all-time, features dual big-block engines.
– The Bone Shaker (2006) is a hot rod with a fierce-looking skull for a grille.
– The HW40 (2008), introduced to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Hot Wheels, features a jet turbine engine and a futuristic glass hood.
– The original surfboard-toting Deora (1968) was included in the first Hot Wheels line. The souped up Deora II on the stamp came out in 2000.
– The Sharkruiser (1987) features fins, a tail, a sharp-toothed grille, and a roaring V8 engine.