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GreenLight Hitch & Tow models are produced in 1:64 scale (listed as 1/64).

The models use die‑cast metal bodies with rubber wheels and some plastic parts for details. Product listings typically note the primary material as metal.

Listings recommend GreenLight Hitch & Tow items for ages 14 and up. They are marketed primarily for display and collectors rather than as toys for active play.

Combined truck‑and‑trailer lengths are commonly listed from about 6.75 inches up to roughly 8 inches. Individual trucks are often around 3.25 inches, with separate trailers near 4 inches; some trailer‑only models are listed at about 7 inches.

Models typically feature rubber wheels. Many sets include detachable trailers, and some trailers add movable details such as an adjustable jack or opening rear door.

Hitch & Tow releases appear under several series names and themes, including Hitch & Tow Series (numbered releases), Racing Hitch & Tow, Hollywood Hitch & Tow, and specific Hitch & Tow Trailers releases.

Listings indicate a vinyl coating finish on some releases, with listed weights ranging from about 0.1 pounds up to approximately 0.5 pounds depending on the set.

Most listings show a package quantity of one—typically one truck‑and‑trailer set per package.

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