This is a listing for the Scary Dairy Delivery, manufactured by Mattel and released in 2002 as a limited edition through HotWheelsCollectors.com. It was the final car in a series of 23, and its release was timed to coincide with Halloween. The car features a matte black base with graphics by Mick Wilmot, a horror-themed designer who was part of the Hot Wheels design team at the time. The graphics depict four zombies crawling in a graveyard, beautifully tampo-printed onto the car. While the other cars in the series were typically limited to 10,000 units, the Scary Dairy Delivery had an unusual production run of 15,500. Incidentally, the first 500 units had chrome silver wheels, while the standard version had chrome orange wheels. HWC (HotWheelsCollectors.com), the predecessor to the current RLC (Red Line Club), was the official Hot Wheels members club by Mattel. Members paid an annual fee to gain access to member-exclusive cars and various information about Hot Wheels. This particular car has been kept in dark storage since its purchase, maintaining its excellent condition. The chrome orange wheels of the Scary Dairy Delivery are particularly prone to fading, and can lose their color even from exposure to fluorescent light over several years. Dark storage or a case with over 90% UV protection is essential for preservation. Please be careful. For collectors looking for a car in good condition, I appreciate your interest without negotiation. It will be shipped in the original collector's case that came with the purchase.