**Hot Wheels Lot of 3 – Three Distinct Factory Errors** For sale is a lot of three Hot Wheels mainline cards, each featuring a genuinely different and unusual type of factory production error – ranging from mismatched wheels, to an entirely wrong car sealed in the blister, to a structurally damaged casting. **Included in this lot:** **1) BMW M3 Wagon – Mainline 138/250 – RARE ERROR** - Card number: 138/250 - Error type: Mismatched wheels – each axle fitted with a different wheel type (front ≠ rear) - Condition: Factory sealed, blister intact, card in excellent condition - Genuine factory production error – not tampered with **2) Datsun Sunny Truck – Mainline 93/250 – RARE ERROR – Wrong Car Sealed in Blister** - Card number: 93/250 - Error type: **Card printed for Datsun Sunny Truck, but blister actually contains a green Mercedes E500** – a complete casting mix-up on the assembly line - Condition: Factory sealed, blister intact, card in excellent condition - Genuine factory production error – not tampered with **3) BMW M3 Wagon Remorque – Mainline 245/250 – RARE ERROR** - Card number: 245/250 - Error type: **Entire rear section of the casting detached** from the body inside the sealed blister - Condition: Factory sealed, blister intact, card in excellent condition - Genuine factory production error – not tampered with **General details:** - All three cards factory sealed and unopened - All three are genuine factory production errors – not tampered with **Why is this interesting?** This lot brings together three completely different categories of Hot Wheels factory errors, making it a particularly diverse and educational set for error collectors. The **BMW M3 Wagon (138/250)** shows a classic mismatched wheel error. The **Datsun Sunny Truck (93/250)** is a far rarer and more dramatic mistake – the card and blister are printed for one casting, but a **completely different model, a green Mercedes E500, was sealed inside instead**. This type of "wrong car in blister" error is one of the most sought-after categories in the entire error collecting hobby, as it requires a significant assembly line mix-up to occur. The **BMW M3 Wagon Remorque (245/250)** rounds out the lot with a structural casting defect – the rear section has become fully detached from the body while still sealed inside the factory blister, a striking and visually obvious manufacturing fault. Together, these three pieces showcase the range of ways Hot Wheels factory errors can occur – from simple parts mix-ups to full casting swaps to structural defects – making this an excellent lot for a dedicated error collector.