Hot Wheels Spine Buster Black — No Fenders. No Fear.
This isn’t a car. It’s a declaration of war on sanity, structure, and smooth rides.
Spine Buster Black didn’t show up to race clean. It showed up to tear the track a new one and spit fire while doing it.
Born from the deranged minds behind the Metal Maniacs, this is car #7 in the original 2005 Acceleracers lineup.
Designed by Larry Wood, the man who thought fenders were for cowards and balance was for Teku nerds.
Built for Speed. Engineered for Havoc.
You want sleek? You want control? You want aerodynamics?
Then walk your sorry ass over to the Teku section. Because Spine Buster Black doesn’t care about any of that.
Glossy black finish, dripping in menace
Six-spoke wheels that look like they belong on a street-legal battering ram
No front fenders, deep side air channels, and swooping rear fins that suck in wind and spit out intimidation
A steel spoiler mounted so aggressively, it might actually weigh more than your excuses
If looks could kill, this thing would’ve been banned in five states.
Handling? Garbage. And That’s Exactly How We Like It.
The weight’s wrong. The steering’s twitchy. The front wheels stick out like a drunk punch.
And somehow, it still shreds the track like it’s got a personal vendetta against physics.
It’s the kind of car you don’t just race—you try to survive.
Driven by Mark Wylde in the Acceleracers saga, this was the spiritual sequel to mayhem. It replaced subtlety with straight-line dominance and cornering that feels more like a bar fight than a ballet.T
The Hot Wheels Acceleracers Metal Maniacs lineup includes Jack Hammer, Rivited, Rollin’ Thunder, Power Bomb, Spine Buster, Ratified, and Hollowback
The Specs (If You’re Into That)
1/64 scale die-cast, made by Mattel in El Segundo, California
#G8106 in the collection
Released in 2005, ran wild until 2015 across 12 different versions
Can be bought solo or as part of Metal Maniac Set #2 with Power Bomb, Ratified, and the Spine Buster Purple
Brand new, removed from packaging, never raced—but ready to be
What You’re Actually Buying
A metal monster with just enough engineering to hold together
A shelf piece that makes every other car look like it came with a warning label
A tribute to everything that made Acceleracers a fever dream of speed, fire, and chaos
Ships fast—First Class in 48 hours, anywhere in the U.S. and Canada
International orders? We’ll get it there. Just don’t cry about postage.
Bottom Line
Spine Buster Black isn’t elegant. It’s evil on wheels.
It’s what happens when someone builds a car with a buzzsaw and a grudge.
It doesn’t whisper down the road. It screams through it.
Collectors love it. Drivers fear it.
And if you’ve got the nerve to own it, you damn well better display it like the monster it is.
Add it to the cart. Or keep pretending that chrome-painted jellybean you call a collection is complete.
