Twin Mill

Twin Mill is an aerodynamic twin-engined concept car originally designed by Ira Gilford for the 1969 Hot Wheels lineup. It is recognized as Hot Wheelss first original design, done from the ground up at Mattel with no external input. It features a doorless canopy design, with entry and egress done through an opening canopy up top, as well as two large big block engines. Today, Twin Mill is a highly popular model and is often considered the most iconic Hot Wheels model, alongside other models like the Bone Shaker, Deora II, Rodger Dodger, and the 67 Camaro. Twin Mills first release was painted in several Spectraflame colors and came with Redline wheels. It was manufactured in the USA and could be found with either a white or dark brown interior. The twin motors have a gold tint. The base can be seen from the top of the car and was painted in body color. They were packaged with a metal Collectors Button. Some early pre-production prototypes have what is known as a Cut Fender where the rea