Lil Coffin

== Description ==
The Lil Coffin is a Hot Wheels casting which debuted in the 100% Hot Wheels Blood, Sweat & Gears 2-Car Set. It is based on the real life custom car created by Dave Stuckey.
The real life Lil Coffin started life as a 1932 Ford Sedan. Although sometimes credited to Darryl Starbird, the Lil Coffin was actually built by Dave Stuckey, who worked for Darryl in his 'Star Kustom Shop'. Work began on the car in 1954 and went through several major design changes and iterations over the next thirty to forty years. In 2009, the car was restored back to its most famous body-style.
The Hot Wheels version was first seen in 1970 under the name 'The Demon', although this casting differs from the original. The 100% Hot Wheels version includes a detailed engine, with exhaust pipes, headlights and gauges. It was only used once before being discontinued.
==Versions==
The Lil Coffin has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions:
Col #	Year	Series 	Color	Tampo 	Base Color / Type	Window Color	Interior Color	Wheel Type	Toy #	Country	Notes / Variations	Photo
N/A 	2002	Blood, Sweat & Gears 2-Car Set	Red 	White Roof	Black/Metal 	Clear 	Black 	RR 	55478	China 	 	
==Gallery==
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==Similar Castings==
* The Demon
==External links==
* Kustomrama- Real Life 'Lil Coffin'
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Category:100% Hot Wheels
Category:2002 First Released
Category:Hot Rods
Category:Cars with exposed Engines
Category:Licensed Hot Wheels
Category:Designer Unknown
Category:Discontinued Vehicles
Category:One Hit Wonder
Category:American Cars
Category:1930s
Category:1950s
Category:1:64
Category:100% Hot Wheels Box Sets
Category:Two/Three-door Vehicles
Category:Ford Vehicles