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ot Wheels were the toys that every youngster wanted in 1968; ultra-fast cars that zipped along orange plastic track and ‘looped the loop’. The craze started in the USA and quickly reached the UK where it gave all the other toy car makers many a sleepless night. Suddenly even Matchbox cars looked staid beside the customised Mustangs and Firebirds from Hot Wheels, with their

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