Grateful Dead Volkswagen T1 Panel Bus

Grateful Dead "Volkswagen T1 Panel Bus" from the 2014 Hot Wheels Pop Culture series is metalflake gold and black, with "Grateful Dead" on the sides and roof, dancing bears, Steal Your Face skull and roses on the sides, lightning bolts on the roof, clear windows, black interior, on a unpainted Thailand base, with gold chrome white line Real Rider wheels

New Matchbox: Volkswage Karmann Ghia Type 34

Found on the pegs today. This 2013 Matchbox, MBX Adventure City, Volkswage Karmann Ghia Type 34 convertible is light blue, clear window, black interior, on a chrome plastic Thailand base

Hot Wheels '65 Volkswagen Fastback The Phantom

I'm going to need to find another so I can open one...
This 2013 Hot Wheels Pop Culture Series King Features (Comic Book), '65 Volkswagen Fastback features The Phantom in metalflake purple, with a black roof and trunk, The Phantom deco on sides and hood, on a unpainted Thailand base, with Moon Disc wheels.

1996 Hot Wheels VW Bus

The 1996 Hot Wheels, First Editions VW Bus. The bus that started the "Drag Bus" craze. It was billed as the heaviest casting Mattel had ever made and the collectors went wild for it. Only weeks after its release it was selling for up to $100. Besides being in high demand the VW Bus had a short production run. Because it cost more to produce it is believed that only 100,000 buses were made. If you were lucky enough to find them on the pegs they were great trade bait. I was only able to find five and I was hitting the local toy store, before the doors opened, every day! I traded away three of the buses for some great vintage Redlines which have continued to increase in value while the VW Bus has settled in at around $50. The VW Bus continues to be a favorite of collectors