RLC Exclusive 1948 Chevy Fleetline Arrives With a Randomly Packed Chase Variant

8 June, 2026

Hot Wheels RLC Exclusive 1948 Chevy Fleetline in protective blister with decorative slipcover

Hot Wheels is bringing a lowrider icon to Red Line Club members with the RLC Exclusive 1948 Chevy Fleetline, a member-only release that leans hard into the Fleetline’s postwar Aerosedan profile and its long-standing place in lowrider culture. The sale is limited to 2 per customer, and it’s listed to ship on or before July 17, 2026.

A Fleetline built for stance

The highlight for display-focused collectors is the car’s functional adjustable “hydraulic-like” suspension, designed for multi-position stance options, more than just a static lowrider look. Hot Wheels also 0adds spotlight side mirrors and a sun visor to push the authentic custom vibe.

Standard version details

The standard RLC Fleetline comes finished in a classic yellow Spectraflame body with a metallic brown roof over a ZAMAC body. It rides on Real Riders OG5 five-spoke wheels in Aztec gold with a chrome lip, paired with a chrome plated chassis. Other details include light smoke-tint windows, a molded metallic brown interior, and an “EL DORADO” plaque. Packaging is a protective blister inside a decorative slipcover.

Chase version: randomly delivered, numbered, and limited

In addition to the standard release, Hot Wheels is also including a Chase version that is randomly delivered and may replace the standard car in your order. The Chase is individually numbered with a limited run of 5,000 pieces worldwide, and receiving a Chase car is not guaranteed.

The Chase Fleetline is finished with a chrome plated body and black roof, still using a ZAMAC body and a chrome plated chassis. It swaps to Real Riders OG5 wheels in classic chrome, keeps the light smoke-tint windows and molded metallic brown interior, and features a different plaque marked “LA PLATA”. Packaging matches the standard format, protective blister and decorative slipcover, but adds an individually numbered sticker for the Chase.

For RLC collectors who love working a display angle, this Fleetline’s adjustable suspension and lowrider detailing make it a standout, while the Chase adds an extra layer of anticipation for anyone rolling the dice on what shows up in the box.

Comments

RCall Jun 8, 2026 4:29 AM

Love both versions of the Fleetline. Very EXCITING!

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- HotWheelsGuy Jun 12, 2026 2:25 PM
  
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  Absolutely, both are great cars.
  
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UtraHotCollectables Jun 10, 2026 8:20 AM

I'm from Australia so when this drop in I was more than happy to score two, If I'm really lucky I may get the Chase, however like the Porsche the Fleetline standard RLC look better to me than the Chase and originally I thought it was the Chase lol, so either way I fine with the regular one.

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- HotWheelsGuy Jun 12, 2026 2:24 PM
  
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  Nice
  
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HotWheelsGuy Jun 11, 2026 1:10 PM

These are great castings!

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UtraHotCollectables Jul 4, 2026 9:35 AM

Well, I never! Out of five thousand, I honestly didn’t think I’d get the Chase. I hoped I would, but now I’ll never say never again because I might be one of the rare few who actually scored two Chases. I’ve only opened one, number 50, and I’m hoping to swap the spare for the Porsche Chase or any of the future chases I might miss out on next time lol!

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