Fuel Tanker

==Description==
The Fuel Tanker is a Hot Wheels casting which debuted in the 1971 Heavyweights. 'The Heavyweights' was a series of futuristic trucks designed by Ira Gilford.
The Fuel Tanker was only produced in one color; Enamel White. It could be found with either a white or dark brown interior and was packaged with a plastic 'Collectors Button'. It has two black fuel hoses in the rear that can be extended by hand.
It is known to have issues with a metal fatigue called 'Crumbling' where the body or chassis develops cracks and literally crumbles into pieces.
The Fuel Tanker has not been seen since 1971.
==Versions==
The Fuel Tanker has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions.
Year	Series 	Color 	Base Color / Type	Window Color 	Interior Color 	Wheel Type 	Toy #	Country 	Notes / Variations	Photo
1971	1971 Heavyweights	Enamel White	Unpainted / Metal	Tinted (Blue)	White or Dark Brown	RL (Dual Rear Wheels)	6018 	Hong Kong	 	
==Gallery==
35 Years of Speed Randy Leffingwell Heavyweights (2).JPG|Prototype (Randy Leffingwell)
Category:1971 Hot Wheels
Category:Heavyweights
Category:Ira Gilford Designs
Category:Unlicensed Hot Wheels
Category:Hot Wheels Original Designs
Category:Vehicles with Movable Parts
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