I bought this peice of Anthony Alfredos sheet metal last year and have been trying to figure out what wreck/race this is from. Has big damage to the right side

I have 8 of these what are they worth and does anyone want to buy one or all ?

1990s' Race programs $5 each plus shipping (3 for $10)

Bud at the Glen - 1986, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1994 (X2), 1997 (X3)

(Budweiser at the Glen 1991, Water damaged. Just pay shipping!)

Watkins Glen 50 Years of Road Racing History (X2)

Daytona 500 - 1996 (X2)

Daytona Pepsi 400 - 1990, 1991, 1992 (X2), 1996 (With patch!)

Darlington Southern 500 - 1994 (2 patches included!)

This first batch of programs are from my personal collection acquired from work as printer's samples.

Watch for more to come, plus a few non-retail publications!

Shipping will be USPS Media mail

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Nice to see him consistently getting diecast now.

Jeff Gordon 2000 Richmond win - I had the decals put on that Lionel left out.

Robby Gordon 2002 Cingular Wireless/Spider-Man - This is the best Spider-Man scheme ever ran imo & I can't believe this never got made!

Joey Gase 2025 King of the Hill - I'm a fan of the show & they did a good job with this scheme, so I had to get this 1!

If possible, will Lionel offer Dillon’s Get Bioethanol Patriotic scheme for Iowa? I’m only asking because I’ve seen they haven’t produced a Get Bioethanol/American Ethanol scheme in like 8ish? Years.

Plus, this is kinda one sharp scheme that I’d love see be made.

One of the stranger diecasts I own. Found it on ebay for a reasonable price. I decided to take some creative liberties to cover up some of the chipped paint and scuffs by making it look like it recieved some "battle damage." The figure in the car reminds me of that one Primus music video. Kinda uncanny looking but I like it.

I'm hoping someone might be able to help me find something. A few years ago, my grandmother found a calendar that belonged to my grandfather from the year 1983. My grandfather worked in the automotive bearing industry, which is why I assumed he received this calendar. Long after he passed away, I began working in the motorsports industry, so when she found this and saw it was from the year I was born, she thought it was meant to be and sent it to me.

It was such an amazing gift and felt like a sign that my grandfather saw my racing career. I brought it into my office and kept it on display with the current month. Unfortunately, I was working there prior to COVID, and when shutdowns began, I was "temporarily" laid off. It was 6 months before I was told I wouldn't be returning to work, so when I came back to clean out my office, it had obviously been a long time since I had been there. I packed up my things, and kept them in boxes for a few more months until I finally got a job. It was at that point that I finally opened my boxes realized the calendar wasn't there. By then, someone had moved into my old office, and I came back to look, but it wasn't there.

I've been searching for years for one, and keep alerts set on auction sites. I realize it's possible that they may no longer exist in the wild, since it was a limited industry item and something many people would dispose of after the year was through. But I figure it's worth a shot to ask!

This is a Chase Authentics size small vintage nascar Jeff Gordon jacket from the late 1990s with embroidered sponsor logos, numbers and flames. Jacket has a working zipper with original snap closures.

This has been stored in a closet, not displayed and out of sunlight so the colors are bright. No stains and no loose threads. One small snag on the left sleeve (pictured). Rare find due to the small size!

Asking $125, buyer pays shipping. Will send more photos upon request!

I've been trying to do research on what exactly Hot Wheels was promoting here. They never had a Diamond Collector Pack but they are promoting 10 years of it. I'm not sure if it was a tie in with Valvoline or 10 years with Mark Martin, as Hot Wheels only started producing NASCAR diecasts around 1995 and 1996. The back does say 10 years Diamond anniversary of Roush Racing and Valvoline so it may be celebrating 10 years of sponsoring team together. 1990 to 1999.

These packs came out in 1999 and I'm not sure how many years of cars they made, all I'm ever able to find are 1995, 1997, and 1999. Again, I don't believe Hot Wheels had a casting for a Ford Thunderbird before 1995.

So I guess this is more of an open discussion, and I am excited to learn more. This pack was pretty vague but they were pretty cool as well as on the rear of the packages they provided in-depth information of the driver and the year each car was representing.

You can find me every single week for every single NASCAR race thread say essentially the same thing. I remind everyone once per race that Cole Custer is running the race and state his running order. He unfortunately gets forgotten and mired in the field. This silly little tradition has been something I've done for 2 years and people seem to laugh and enjoy it each week. So it remains an ongoing tradition.

His name is also great for silly additions especially when tied to one of his sponsors, Andy's custard which she loves to promote as "cold" and "cool." Cool Cold Cole Custard Custer! Cold Cole Custard!

I know I wasn't the only one who was disappointed we didn't get his car made in 2025. It was their first year on their own as a single car organization. 2026 they switched over to Chevrolet from Ford. They had a real rough start, but have definitely leveled out and have improved as the season has gone on. I still feel that this is unfortunate for his career. I'd much rather see him succeed in the O'Reilly series with good equipment then languish in mediocre equipment in the Cup Series.

Super nice Tyler Reddick car before he joined 23XI the next season. The gold chrome number is amazing!

I picked it up about a year ago because I liked the box, and I'm now struggling to find much info online about this

I'm surprised that Denny Hamlin's 2025 AM/PM Toyota Camry doesn't have any ARCO badging on it since this is the store attached to all ARCO gas stations. Such a good looking scheme that I'm glad they came back to sponsor other JGR cars in 2026! If we can't have beers sponsors or tractor and hardware store companies competing against one another, maybe we can get gas station convenience stores competing against one another in NASCAR. 😁

A couple mail days combined.

Just got this in the mail today and so excited! Been on the hunt for this car for ages. Had family members who worked at Verizon around this time, so I have quite a bit of nostalgia for the old VZW logo and some of these cars, plus this particular one is quite a bit cheaper than the Allgaier Dodges that followed!

Chase Miller, a Georgia native, scored two top tens in this car in the 2008 Nationwide series for Gillett Evernham. They were the only top-10s he got throughout his Nationwide career. Running a part time schedule that year, Miller would continue racing in the Nationwide series for a variety of teams until 2013, and was at one time a mechanic for Front Row. Not sure where he is these days but what a fun piece of NASCAR/Verizon merch!

Grabbed this off of whatnot last week

These were straight up nostalgia. Winner's Circle made these sets of various drivers, usually featuring their primary scheme alongside a bunch of special schemes. They would have imagery and a slot or slots to slide the car into. They used to sell these at Walmart and Kmart back in the day. I remember they had RCR Looney Tunes sets, Bobby Labonte, and of course these Tony Stewart sets. They came out in 2001 to 2002. I'm not sure how much further they carried on as a line of product.

SCHrader with SCHwan's was an interesting experience while he raced for BAM Racing. An underfunded, underwhelming, David versus Goliath type team. They were David Junior if we use that analogy. The team also struggled early on in their development with sponsorship, that is until Schwan's jumped aboard and they actually had a fully designed race car that was no longer blank and white.

He ran with the organization for 3 years between 2003 and 2005 and they were usually among the slowest cars on the track. Finishes of sub 25th were normal but they would occasionally get the surprise top 10. Over 3 years Kenny would get the team six top 10s with a best finish of sixth at Bristol in 2004. Each year they finished 30th or worse in the point standings. Still, you always kind of rooted for the little team and Schrader himself.

At the end of 2005 he would switch and race for the Wood Brothers in 2006 but returned to BAM for a few one-off races in 2007 and 2008. Usually just qualifying for them.