[juantoo3]

Neet Streeter

Some tools seemed to get modified from the redline era and carry forward...the 442 lost the wing and had the hood sealed and became a police/fire chief car, the Mustang got a rework and became a "Stocker," and the Nomad got the hood sealed and a new name. I've always considered the Neet Streeter to be the modified tool of the "Classic 36 Ford" 3 window coupe from the redline era. The tool didn't last long in the blackwall era before being shipping off to India, and I have seen pics of many variants produced by LEO in India over the years, but in the second half of the 1990s, about 1997, the Neet Streeter appeared again in the mainline for the US after a long hiatus, and has hung around for awhile until a few years ago.

 

[samace22]

Nice one's you have congrats. :thumbsup:

 

[pjedsel]

One of my favorite early Hot Wheels castings.

 

[Milton Fox Racing]

I believe it is in the new Larry Woods Collection again, but with a roof cut out this time. Here is the now last 2nd version of the casting released of the 1995 retool runs.


2015 Hot Wheels HW Road Trippin' #8 Road 14 Turquoise Trail Neet Streeter by Milton Fox, on Flickr

 

[Milton Fox Racing]

I picked this one up back in 2014, intending to restore it some day. But, it turns out to be the 1st release from 1976 with Red Line wheels sets - so I have left it as is. The air intake is rattling around inside the front end. :thumbsup:


1976 Hot Wheels (9244) Flying Colors Neet Streeter by Milton Fox, on Flickr


1976 Hot Wheels (9244) Flying Colors Neet Streeter by Milton Fox, on Flickr