Are they real antler`s ?

I agree with that dude who said "bikinis...beers...sweet jumps", although in all honesty I prefer rad jumps. i think that dude used to work at tvs back when I worked at the vc

Great job Price! Good stuff! This makes me wish I had never left the Hole. ;-p

This isn't really figure 8 racing this is a demo derby ran In the shape of an 8 pointless in my opinion I race real figure 8 races this is cool but not real racing it's demo derby with tinker toys

2:46 I KNOW THAT GUY IN THE DRESS. CRAZY TOM

where were the girls in bikinis in the video?

I kept waiting for something to happen other than people talking. Like the guy "spread eagle with his wang out." But it never happened! So is this how Jackson hole celebrates Halloween, because it's usually -500 degrees there at the end of October? And what is a gaper anyway?!

ahhh cmon not even one shot of someone riding or the party at thunder = fail

Great video, Cecil B. De Mils could not have done better

I have alot of hot wheels still in the boxes...mint.I may have some you are looking for.

KEEP CALM AND CHIVE ON shirt lol!!! AWESOME!!

You sir are the man!!

What the hell?!

@ratbombgt I don't know him but he's cool

I have ttoal of 8 hot wheels cars in my collection XD.Im just joining to this madness. great collection man,really,really big one..now go sell it and buy yourself some real muscle car...mmm dodge challenger srt8..dream car.

@vazquezcorp Sorry bro. Thats SSgt Brooks. He was Sgt Stewarts first Senior. So thats where Sgt Stewart got it from. Mike Company. Stewart was Mike, then moved to Lima.

Semper Fi!

very good collection, my collection its arround 1300 , but i also like hw . any time you want see my video.

Very nice collection!

Well, if you're getting first dibs from your store connection on all the Treasure Hunts and newest stuff, that's probably WHY you're the only collector in that part of Wyoming! ;) *kidding* Have fun with it. Most of us would love to have an inside connection, and would take advantage of it if we could.

@xbox67 i know how does he .reply back

@SpeedDemon702 Some one some where, WILL pay silly money for them. A Matchbox Superfast (1969 - 1983) Ford GT in white is worth roughly 20 - 75 pound. Metallic red 30 - 40 pound, but in yellow its worth 3000 - 4000 pound. Its the variations, wether its colours, style of letters, different wheels etc, that hold value for there rarity, packaging errors and tampo printing errors are worth more because they would of been corrected.

Nice collection!

Wow wow wow wow wow wow omg i need to get toys r us or target to call me when they get new hot wheels in

My uncles is in this vid, makes me so proud

i have a VEEERY rare one!!!! only 5000 made!!!! and i have it!! =)

i only have 120 hot wheels in the package hanging on my wall. im only 10 yrs old so i cant hop in my car, drive to the store and buy what i want

your probly not the only one collecting hot wheels like that much but my causin said he has an uncle that much bedroom walls living room he even has some in the boxes like u

Thanks for sharing this video, it brings back memories of my boot camp and my son's boot camp as well. Semper Fi

OMG I almost shited bricks! That was my Company! Lima Company plt 3251 Jan 30, 09 is when I went thru! I can tell you right now, I can NEVER forget Sgt Steward's voice/cadence! That's him at the VERY beginning. His cadence was so different (I had Sgt Wade as my SDI). And by judging the voice at the ende of this vid, I'd say the Drill Instructor marching them would be either SSgt Deleon or SSgt M (can't spell his last name :/ but he was good at drill too)

aww..thats really sweet i cant wait to be part of the few myself

I graduated from MCRD SanDiego C Co, Plt 1075 1BRTR . There is something about being a Marine that the Army just doesn't get. I have served in both branches. They do not understand why we put so much stock into customs, tradition and our history. It is what makes the distinct difference in a Marine and a soldier. I have served with some excellent soldiers but most Marines I have served with were equally as excellent.

0:05 - 0:15 OMG! That's Sgt Stewart! The recruit in this story was in Lima Company. Damn, and at 2:14 - 2:23 sounds like SSgt Lee but I could be wrong with that. Brings back memories. Lima Company had the best cadences I heard on the depot for sure.

Haha! I remember writing ONE letter in the dark.. I was scared shitless that night when the senior drill instructor caught somebody else doing that shit.. good times!

Wow I started collecting hot wheels cars from the last year and I only have 59 cars. I hope I have this much one day....

that alot of cars.... do u have any trucks

Looks interesting. I wonder what the job of a marine officer would be like.

seems like a waste of space and money. collecting everyone that comes out that is... i would learn more about ones that are worth something...

Semper Fi

OO RAH!

5 stars.Nice buti have way ,more than that! my dad has been buying hotwheels for me since i was a little kid, but all mine are in original cases. we collect olnly hotwheels and every car,color,kind,variation,treasure hunts,redlines,monster trucks,originol hotwheels etc. i cant wait to make a vid about it. its my dads investment for me and i still cant beleive how many effin cars we got! we can find

Semper Fi, Oo Rah Hard Chargers!

i have about 3 000 000 000 00

Dutch is only going by the book value, it probably is worth 27k on paper but that's about it. In reality most collectors don't buy at book value unless it is an extremely rare car or they really, really need it to complete their collection. And prices and value of the cars fluctuate all the time.

Rex at the toy store technically isn't supposed to let you go through the boxes. Getting all the Treasure Hunts straight outta the box ain't right man. That goes against the whole idea of the Treasure Hunt series. I still give you credit on your collection. It is a decent accomplishment.

if he was a real collector, none of his cars would be lose, except the old redlines.

Hell yeah. I was a little sissy in my letters too. It was so fucking motivating being there and knowing you might have the chance to be called Marine soon. I was fuckin hard as nails as soon as I left that place. It's been since 2002 and I can't stop thinking about this shit. I wish my entire 4 years could've motivated me as much as boot camp. Oh, coming back from Iraq gets pretty close. However, I personally think that I was in the wrong war. I should have been in the shit during Tet.

OOH Rah!!!!!!

hi nice cars

nice cars