delhi ncr based sets for sale ₹180+

Available Sets:
set 1:900(yellow lotus is an us import from 2021)
set2:950
set3:400
set4:400
set5:600
set6:650
• Delhi NCR based
• Shipping + packing extra
• No breaking of sets
• All cars are carded & in good condition

I bought this Ferrari Enzo model around 2012/13. I just noticed that the bottom says 2002 Mattel. Was this car manufactured in 2002? My new 365 GTB4 Competizione has 2025 Mattel written in the bottom and it's manufactured in 2026.

I have to keep most of my carded collection hidden in a drawer like shown in the picture due to various reasons (Parents taunting over it, Neighbour’s kid stealing it,etc)

I just genuinely wanna know that does keeping the cards like this in a drawer affect the condition of it?

Decent case tbh
What are your Thoughts ?

Title: Update: Amazon somehow made this even funnier.

Yesterday I posted about how FirstCry absolutely destroyed my Hot Wheels Premium Honda Display Set. The outer box was soaked, the display window was creased to hell, and I'm still fighting with customer support.

So I thought, "Fine, I'll just order another one from Amazon."

Amazon's response?

They sent me... the completely wrong Premium Display Set.

Not just any random set either—they sent me the Gulf Collection (McLaren F1 GTR, Ford GT-40, Supervan, etc.), which is somehow worth around ₹2,000 more than the Honda set I actually ordered.

So my luck has somehow gone:

FirstCry: ✅ Correct set, destroyed packaging.

Amazon: ❌ Wrong set... but it's more expensive.

At this point I'm convinced the Hot Wheels gods are just messing with me.

I'm still trying to decide whether this is the best or worst shipping mistake I've ever had. 😭

Are these the new peg warmers after 2025 f1 5 packs. There were 8 more of these😅

This is about 50%. Rest is either boxed up or yet to be shipped🥹

Shoutout to FirstCry for their elite packaging skills.

Ordered a Hot Wheels Premium Honda set and they somehow managed to turn the display window into modern art.

Really appreciate the unique "pre-weathered" collector's edition. Saves me the trouble of accidentally damaging it myself.

10/10 would recommend if you enjoy opening a box and immediately entering the five stages of grief.

Thanks FirstCry. Incredible work. 👏

The wheels are a hit or miss in this set, absolutely love the clean RS 5 Coupe and Audi 90 Quattro others are still a decent add to the collection.

My wallet is tired and empty today. Only if yellow app sent a STH

K&D Haul, This set is 10/10.

I've tried a lot of storage options for my carded collection, but SAMLA bins are my favourite.

I have stacked 4 boxes (not all have carded cars, the last one has un-carded gems).

Storing them sideways is also a good option as The vertical height of the box is a perfect fit for the width of the cards and saves a lot of space.

But one thing to note if you are storing sideways: be super careful when taking cars in and out so you don't bend the neighboring cards. Storing them flat (face up/down) is much safer for the cards if you find yourself digging through your collection often.

What’s your favourite ways of storing carded Hot Wheels?

It's my birthday so I feel like trying my like but I'm scared

EDIT : IT'S DELISTED NOW

Thank you, Green app for this amazing deal! Never imagined I'd score a Team transport for less than the price of a premium, with another little truck thrown in for free. Definitely one of my best Hotwheels deals yet!

The car has a misprint, and there's also a bulge near the windshield. At first, I thought it was the wiper detailing. 😅

Great Treasure Hunt Car !

Decent STH

🇯🇵🚐 Hot Wheels Toyota Van 1986 🔥🛞

***ONE VAN, MANY NAMES***

🇺🇸 USA - Toyota Van 1986

🇯🇵 Japan - Toyota MasterAce 1986

🇬🇧 UK - Toyota Space Cruiser 1986

🇦🇺 Australia - Toyota Tarago 1986

🇪🇺 Europe - Toyota Model F 1986

✝️ Latin America - Toyota Model F 1986

🌐 Other Global Markets - Daihatsu Delta Wide

***TRIVIA***

As a quintessential product of the Showa Era's peak, the MasterAce embodies Japan’s mid-1980s industrial ambition. It showcases the period’s unique blend of "bubble economy" luxury, bold aesthetics, and relentless, innovative mechanical engineering.

Designed with a cab-over-engine layout to maximize interior space within a compact footprint, this van’s mid-mounted engine placement earned it the "Toyota Van" nickname while becoming a cult classic among creative automotive enthusiasts.

***SPECSHEET***

🏗️ Engine: 2.2L 4Y I4 ⚙️

🐴 Power: 101 hp / 133 lb-ft ⚡

🛞 Drive: Rear-Wheel (RWD) 🚐

🛠️ Gearbox: 5M / 4A 🕹️

💪 Weight: 1,360–1,500 kg ⚖️

💿 Brakes: Power-assisted Discs 🛑

📏 Length: 4,420 mm 📐

📐 Width: 1,676 mmb📏

👠 Height: 1,676 mm 🧍

🛞 Wheelbase: 2,609 mm 🦽

The year is 1998, exactly 50 years since Porsche entered the 24hrs of LeMans. What better way to celebrate than by winning 1998 24 Hours of Le Mans? This race marked the zenith of the late-1990s GT1 manufacturer wars, seeing factory efforts from Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, Toyota, Nissan, and BMW. The win secured a record-extending 16th overall victory for Porsche (holds to this day), which perfectly coincided with their 50th anniversary at the race.

Trivia: While earlier iterations of the GT1 shared elements of the production 911 (993) steel frame, the 1998 car was a purpose-built prototype from the ground up, the first racing Porsche to feature a full carbon-fiber monocoque chassis.

This casting by Trends Hobby (RMZ models' premium segment) was a long time coming. Everything you would expect from a premium casting is present. 10/10, no notes.

Started collecting in June, this is my current collection.

Lastest addition being the Honda Odyssey and Dodge Charger.

THAT'S WHAT I SAY!