“Those are some hot wheels.”
attel co-founder Elliot Handler entered the diecast car business after playing with his children in 1966. The die-cast cars they played with were clunky and not all that much fun. Handler figured Mattel could
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“Those are some hot wheels.”
attel co-founder Elliot Handler entered the diecast car business after playing with his children in 1966. The die-cast cars they played with were clunky and not all that much fun. Handler figured Mattel could
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