Actually the first number is the release of the Street Freaks that the car appeared in. The actual BWF # is the number after the name of the car. Hope this helps. :wave:Jacary27 said:was there no 1 or 2?
I plan on having them loose as well so the condition of the card doesn't much matter. Send me over the list please.CTWLSMIKE said:Actually the first number is the release of the Street Freaks that the car appeared in. The actual BWF # is the number after the name of the car. Hope this helps. :wave:
Mine are mostly loose and will all be loose when I have the last one in hand. :thumbsup:
I have a few extras on cards in varying condition. I can send you a list if interested.
The Street Freaks cars are just the tip of the iceberg. There are over 75 BWF cars in the entire Johnny Lightning line-up.Jacary27 said:I plan on having them loose as well so the condition of the card doesn't much matter. Send me over the list please.
Man is that an understatement! I started on this same quest just a few months ago. I guess I have only gotten up to about 12-15 of the BWFs at last count, with most of those being the more popular readily available ones. Now I will start picking the rest of them up on by one as I can find them at reasonable prices. Good luck in your quest!Jacary27 said:Really I guess am in real deap LOL.
Jacary27 said:I plan on having them loose as well so the condition of the card doesn't much matter. Send me over the list please.
Current total, not counting the Deadhead bus, the Burch Trucks, and the PSR '59 Caddy variation;DadsCoronet said:As a public service, here is the list of JL BWFs:
Actual "In Series" (Street Freaks) releases:
3 ’69 Camaro 1 375-01
4 ’59 El Camino 2 375-08
5 ’70 Boss 429 3 375-09
6 ’70 Rebel Machine 4 375-10
8 VW Samba Bus 5 375-12
9 Nash Metropolitan 6 375-13
10 Nissan Skyline 7 375-14
11 ’62 Bel Air 8 375-15
14 ’04 GTO 9 50301A
15 ’72 Chevelle 10 50301A
16 ’33 Willys Pickup 11 50301C
16 ’70 442 12 50301C
17 ’68 Corvette Conv. 13 50301D
17 ’70 GTX 14 50301D
18 ’67 Camaro 15 50301E
18 ’69 GTO Judge 16 50301E
19 ’71 Cyclone 17 50301F
19 ’66 Nova 18 50301F
20 ’58 Belvedere 19 50301G
20 ’56 Chevy Bus 20 50301G
21 ’51 Mercury 21 50301H
22 ’66 Charger 22 50301I
23 Kopper Kart 23 50301J
24 ’58 Corvette 24 50301
24 ’66 GTO 25 50301
Other non- "Street Freaks" Series:
American Glory/1 ’73 AMC Hornet 333-21
Boogie Vans/2 ’77 Chevy Van 360-02
Boogie Vans/1 ’77 Ford E150 360-01
Culture Art/3 ’23 T Bucket 150-03
Dioramas/1 ’55 Chevy Badman/The Point 222-01
Dragsters USA ’72 Charger Chi-Town Hustler 320-100
Dragsters USA '71 Vega Motown Shaker N/A
High Perf. Pont. ’68 Firebird 50104
Hot Rods 2/rel. 2 ’37 Ford Coupe 442-02
Import Heat/1 Honda Accord 248-01
Racing Dreams/1 KISS Funny Car 152-00 (variations)
Racing Dreams/2 KISS Stock Car 152-00 (variations)
KISS Trucks/1 ’29 Model A 423-00
Model Kit Release ’71 Camaro N/A
Primedia/1 ’71 RoadRunner (Hot Rod) 292-01
Primedia/9 ’32 Ford Roadster (Hot Rod) 292-09
PT Cruisers/1 PT Cruiser 372-01
Rebel Rods/1 ’00 Ford F450 Tow Truck 375-01 (variations)
Retro Rods/1 ’32 Ford Hi-Boy 206-01
Thunder Wagons/1 ’55 Nomad 457-01
Thunder Wagons/2 ’57 Nomad 457-02
Thunder Wagons/3 ’56 Nomad 457-03
True Grit/2 GMC Van (Hooker Headers) 392-02
True Grit/3 International Cargo Truck (Mooneyes) 392-03
VW Boxed Set/5 ’66 Beetle 247-05
Willys Gassers/1 ’41 Coupe Mary Ann Harmon 364-01
Woody’s & Panels/3 ’40 Ford Sedan Delivery 377-03
10th Anniversary Vicious Vette 599-10
SF 18 13 Customs ’65 Falcon Sedan Delivery 50301E
SF 19, 13 Customs ’72 Riviera 50301F
"Exclusive" cars
ADDWC DSP ’66 Mustang
Black Bandits ’49 Mercury
Burch Engineering Karmann Ghia
Charity Wheels Karmann Ghia
Cool Collectibles ’69 Camaro convertible
Cool Collectibles ’71 ‘Cuda convertible
Cool Collectibles ’70 Superbird
Cool Collectibles ’66 Mustang
Cool Collectibles ’71 GTO Zinger
Cruisin' the Coast '33 Ford Sedan Delivery
Hot August Nights ’49 Merc
Jiffy Lube VW Type 2
Kentucky Derby 130 ’65 Mustang Conv.
Lexmark '41 Willys Coupe
Lightning Fest 2003 ’59 Caddy (variation:Lightning Fest 2003 PSR ’59 Caddy)
MACE ’64 VW Samba Bus
PMD Exclusive ’55 Chevy
SEMA Speed Coupe
Horse Power ’69 Camaro 396
Steadly Quikwheels Dodge A-100
Exclusive Y2K Cars VW Millennium Bus
Produced, and somewhat available (though never actually "released"):
Cool Collectibles '66 GTO
Not officially Johnny Lightning, but still widely recognized and accepted, are the BWF Truck series from Burch Engineering:
Peterbilt 379 Car Transporter/Hauler
Freightliner M2 Rollback
Peterbilt 385 Wrecker
Still being debated:
Grateful Dead/1 VW Samba Bus
Well, strap yourself in and make sure those belts are tight cuz you're in for a bumpy ride! You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll pull your hair out (I don't know you so I hope you have hair), you'll bang your head, you'll grind your teeth, and you'll love it the whole time!!! :thumbsup: :wave:Jacary27 said:Really I guess am in real deap LOL. I needed to narrow down my collection
Don't forget it's sister flamer. It looks like the same flame stamp!sschevyman1 said:The best flame![]()
Yup! SF release 11, ’62 Bel Air, #8, Item number 375-15MudSlinger said:....... But I am definately going to have to add that impala to the collection. Is that a street freaks series bwf?