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I know Racing Champions had a series of race cars (1/64) that came with trading cars.



   
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I seem to remember a new series that was supposed to be faster than Hotwheels. Was it RC?


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Welcome, Alan. We may not have an answer, but we have answerS. Try this:

Look out, Matchbox! The fun and excitement of Hot Wheels is here with stunning trading cards and fast-paced games. For over 40 years, the Hot Wheels brand has ruled the road - symbolizing America's love affair with the automobile. Hot Wheels die cast toy cars were introduced by Mattel in 1968.



   
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Johnny Lightnings



   
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These came out in the late 1960's then were brought back about 30 years later.



   
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What the heck are these? I have ZERO memory of them. "To the Google screen!"



   
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WOW! Just received a quick education. Fast 111's produced from '81-'83. I never knew!



   
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