Comes with protector case
It has international sticker (SNI) on the back of the card
Great Condition
 
The international sticker doesn't make Hot Wheels any different, they're all made in the same Mattel factory. Most Mattel factories are in Asian countries like Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand. So It's not such a big deal.
Mattel no longer has large scale toy manufacturing factories in the United States. Even some of U.S. exclusives are made in Indonesia. Same goes for Australia, there’s no Mattel factory here either.
 
JJM18 is 95/250 in the mainline set, 4/5 in the Layin’ Low series, and a 2026 Super Treasure Hunt.
It is Spectraflame light blue enhanced with a variety of stripes and graphics. “TH” can be found on the sides of the car.
Features include tinted windows, a black interior, and a black plastic Malaysia base. The car rides on Real Rider wheels with Double 7-Spoke rims and whitewall tires.
This vehicle can be found in mix “D” of 2026 Hot Wheels mainline cases.
The ’64 Impala made its Hot Wheels debut in the 2004 First Editions series. It iss based on the 1964 Chevy Impala, which was the final model year of the third generation.