Does anyone here know what a HOtwheels treasure hunt is?
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A Treasure Hunt car is an extremely limited edition vehicle. There is only a few thousand produced worldwide, so trying to find one in a retail store is like finding hens teeth (virtually impossible). You can tell a Hotwheels vehicle is a Treasure Hunt by its unique treasure chest logo on the packaging.\n\nThey are a special version of a particular hotwheels vehicle, that has i.e. a special never seen before paintwork.\n\nI have even found out that some stores deliberatley hold back Treasure Hunt cars so that they can sell them to second hand toy stores just to earn a few extra dollars.\n\nIn my entire time of collecting Hotwheels vehicles, I have only ever come across two while shopping. \n\nHowever you can get Treasure Hunt vehicles of Internet stores and eBay etc. Hope this helps
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I'm sorry But are you serious I mean I love Pokemon but thomas the train. Anyway there probly is try google then click search Your bound to find something
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http://www.funology.com/boredombusters/bb014.htm
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Mine was a Tyco Glow in the Dark race car track, the one with a loop de do.I pulled on my moms leg for like two months for this. I never forget when I unwrapped it. I just about crapped my pants. I still have one of the cars. Don't know what happened to the track though. I wish I still had it.
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http://www.treasuretrooper.com/107859
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actually,the first clue was turtle.  The second was balloon.  if you know the third  1/18, PLEASE share with me!!!  much appreciated!!  twister_51@yahoo.com
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Love it. Although I don't own a detector at this time.Best treasure story I've heard is the one about somewhere in the the salt river there were some bandit's who stole a bunch of gold chalices from churches and crosses they got caught in a flash flood and were drowned in the salt river possibly in the phoenix area somewhere in the river bottom lies the booty.The salt river is dry in many places certain times of the year which allows great treasure hunting.The river is also home to hundreds of thousand people who inner-tube it in the summer.Great for finding spilled booty from cooler's that had valuables placed in them and then spilled upside down in the fast moving water.
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Hi! The name of the island suggests we should find the treasure using graphs! :)\n\nLet us assume first that point A lies on the west of point D. Consider the point A to be the origin. Thus point D will lie on the X-axis and the straight lines A-B and D-C would be parallel to Y-axis. Draw the graph on paper choosing an appropriate scale, say 1 cm=10 paces. In the solution, I'm finding the points as your REAL coordinates if you are on the island itself.\n\nWe've been given the distances BD, AC, AD; find the distances AB and DC using Pythagoras theorem. They come out to be 180 and 100 paces respectively. Since we took A to be the origin, the coordinates of point B are (0,180) and for C are (240,100). The coordinates of A and D are (0,0) and (240,0).\n\nHaving found the points B, D, A, C, we can now find the equation of the lines BD and AC using the Two-Point formula. They come out to be:\n\nline BD: y=(-3/4)x + 180\nline AC: y=(5/12)x\n\nThese two lines intersect at the point E. Find the point E by equating y in both cases. Then find 'x', and put it in any one equation to find 'y'. E comes out to: (1080/7,540/7).\n\nSince the road is the X-axis itself, the distance of E from the road is its' x-coordinate: 1080/7 paces ~= 154.28.\n\nHalf the distance from E to the road is 540/7 paces, approx 77.14 paces. So the treasure is buried at a distance of a little more than 77 paces and little less than 78 paces from point E towards the road.
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No-one knows exactly where it is of course, because if they did it wouldn't be lost.  But it is believed that a significant amount of gold is buried in Georgia, gold that was financing the confederacy during the Civil War.  Here is the rundown on it:\nhttp://www.kudcom.com/www/gold.html\n\nSadly, most "lost treasures" are a lot like this one -- long on legend, short on detail and reliable records as to whether or not the "treasure" ever even existed at all.  Most are probably more rumor and speculation than anything else, or have long since been found and made someone quietly very wealthy.  Treasure hunters don't like to advertise when they find anything, because (1) it means they owe a lot of taxes, (2) the entire treasure might be seized from them as a historical artefact or private property of someone else, (3) people want to steal it, and (4) it lets the OTHER treasure hunters know to quit expending energy on this one, meaning more compettition for the NEXT treasure...\n\nBut every now and then somebody finds one of the truly spectacular lost treasures.  The wreck of the S.S. Central America and the S. S. Brother Jonathan come to mind from recent years, as well as the Mississippi riverboat found 40 feet down in a cornfield not too long ago, and the "Goat Doctor's Treasure." \n\nHere are some more Civil War "Lost Treasures":\nhttp://www.rense.com/general33/civil.htm
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Might find it on DVD, that's the best i can do for you\n\nwe are talking the one with the Car that morphed from a Blue/white convertible to a Grey hard top, with a boat load of weapons right?\n\ncheck out Scfi's web site maybe they'll marathon it again or have links
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I CRACKED MY HEAD OPEN LAST NIGHT TRYING TO SOLVE THIS ..... PUZZLE. THAT CRAZY 15 JUST WON'T BUDGE. I JUST COULDN'T FIND A WAY TO GET HIM IN THE RIGHT SPOT. \nsorry. and i did it on paper, too. try that for a change (desperate). i really like puzzles, but this one..... drove me crazy :((((((
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I am in Australia and the Wiggles and Hi5 are huge for kids at the moment.  Breaking news this week has been that the yellow Wiggle has had to leave the band due to a mystery illness...if you check the internet you can find out more.  \n\nHi5 has a new person because Kathleen has had a baby, she had it about 6 months ago, but they still show eposides with her still in it.\n\nThis way they are relating real news events with something they are interested in.  \n\nIf your son likes cars, he talk about his favourite type of car, and how cars work.  I know this sounds far fetched, but my four year old son told me the other day that the wheels make the car move, and the engine makes the wheels move.  In simple terms he got it right, without my help.\n\nMy point is to tap into what he is interested in and research it to find out what is new and what he knows....
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Geocaching is an entertaining adventure game for gps users. Participating in a cache hunt is a good way to take advantage of the wonderful features and capability of a gps unit. The basic idea is to have individuals and organizations set up caches all over the world and share the locations of these caches on the internet. GPS users can then use the posted longitude and latitude location coordinates to find the caches. Once found, a cache may provide the visitor with a wide variety of rewards, treasures, trinkets, etc. All the visitor is asked to do is if they get something they should try to leave something for the cache.\n\nThere is currently over 200,000 geocaches world-wide.\n\nI personally have not placed any caches yet, but I have found just over 100 caches so far.
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if you find it please tell me!
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You mean the Medicine Wheel?  They are pretty cool.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medicine_wheel
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Wow.  You're asking a lot of questions about toys.  Thinking of Christmas or reminiscing??  I think that game is still around.  A lot of the older games and toys are making a comeback.  But luckily with the internet, whatever you want you tend to get now.  You just gotta know where to look.  :)
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go to gamespy.com and go to game hints type car treasure hunt then you will get th hints of car treasure hunt.