Hot Wheels: Pop Culture 2025 - Nightmare Before Christmas Citroen Type-H

The Citroën Type H, better known as the H Van, was a series of panel vans and light trucks produced by Citroën from 1947 to 1981. Designed by Flaminio Bertoni, these were intended to be simple, low-cost vans, using the same design philosophy as the 2CV. Most were sold in Europe and remain a common sight today as ice cream trucks or light commercial vehicles. 473,829 were produced.

This casting depicts a Citroën H Van modified for racing, with both rear doors removed and what appears to be fire suppressant systems in the rear cargo hold.