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Bruce Pascal has a collection of over 4,000 Hot Wheels cars including many rare prototypes. He followed the advice that he shares with clients in the commercial real estate industry, of which he is a veteran practicing in his 32nd year, and he created a 1970s Hot Wheels themed home office. It would have been appropriate for the President of Mattel back in the day. Bruce has the holy grail of Hot Wheels, the rare Pink Beach-Bomb #1 prototype. Only two exist and his is the best example. He was featured on The History Channel’s ‘Pawn Stars’ TV show and in other media as well. In addition to his cars, his collection includes rare and original artwork by famed Hot Wheels freelance graphic designer Otto Kuhni, packaging, advertising, displays, games, and much more.

SHOW SPONSORS   

Covercraft   •   Techforce   •   American Collectors Insurance    •   Barrett-Jackson   •   Linkage Magazine 

INSPIRATIONS

His grandfather who was the automotive historian for the national archives during the 30s, 40s and 50s.

CHALLENGE

A fascinating story about a prototype Hot Wheels car with a gas powered engine. You’ll want to hear this story.

SPECIAL AUTOMOBILE

1968 Wood Carving 4x scale Ford Maverick and his Pink Beach-Bomb Hot Wheels car

BOOK RECOMMENDATION

Hot Wheels Prototypes by Bruce Pascal* and Michael Zarnock

PARTING WORDS OF WISDOM

Don’t collect this if you think you’ll make money. Collect because you have a connection or passion.

WHERE TO FIND BRUCE

Instagram

The Concours At Pasadera

YouTube

Hot Wheels Wiki

 

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