Hot Wheels Jack Hammer — Pure Muscle. No Mercy.
This ain’t some glittery shelf ornament. This is Jack Hammer—the gold-plated street brawler of the 2005 Hot Wheels Acceleracers lineup. Car #9 in the Metal Maniacs series, and it doesn’t just roll. It roars.
Designed by Larry Wood (a man who clearly didn’t believe in subtlety), this six-spoke beast showed up to smash expectations and leave a few bodies in its wake. And while other sites are out here hawking it for $19.95, we’re cutting the crap. You get it here for $8.95. Limited time. No markup. No fluff.
Looks Like a Car. Fights Like a Freight Train.
Gold body. Red and black flames. Six-spoke wheels.
It’s not here to blend in. It’s here to intimidate.
This thing looks like it rolled out of a post-apocalyptic drag race, lit a cigarette, and dared you to try and keep up. If cars had criminal records, Jack Hammer would be on parole for vehicular manslaughter. Twice.
And in the Acceleracers series, it wasn’t just some background blur. It was driven by Deezel “Porkchop” Rigg, the walking definition of chaos on wheels.The Hot Wheels Acceleracers Metal Maniacs lineup includes Jack Hammer, Rivited, Rollin’ Thunder, Power Bomb, Spine Buster, Ratified, and Hollowback.
Performance? Try Brutality.
Jack Hammer wasn’t built to be “fast.” It was built to dominate.
From 2005 to 2016, it had 11 versions—each one tougher than the last.
Available in the Metal Maniac Set #1 or as a standalone with heavy-hitters like Rivited and Rollin’ Thunder.
Built to shred corners, devour straightaways, and humiliate everything in its lane.
This isn’t your typical “sleek design with aerodynamic precision” bullshit. Jack Hammer drives like it’s pissed off at the road.
What You’re Getting
Official Hot Wheels Jack Hammer – 1/64 scale
Brand new, never played with, but ripped from the original packaging because that’s how real collectors roll
Ships First Class within 48 hours to U.S. and Canada
International shipping? Yeah, we do that too. Checkout will sort it.
Real Talk
Hot Wheels made nine Metal Maniac models. This is one of the meanest. Jack Hammer didn’t just make noise—it set the standard for what a diecast monster should be.
You don’t collect this car. You recruit it.
So go ahead. Add it to your lineup.
Or don’t—and let someone else own the one car that could’ve ruled your shelf.
