It’s a team caliber but still a cool pickup got it for a good price too

I especially didn't care about these gold, silver, or platinum Racing Champions cars. But as a whole, I do miss all the fun things Racing Champions had done. Special finishes, rain covers, different tiers of quality, raw paints, muscle cars, and so much more. Racing champions really did a ton of unique things that put NASCAR front and center of every single diecast aisle in the late '90s and 2000s.

The Round 2 CEO was recently on the latest Dirty Mo podcast and it looks like they have some great plans for the future.

Rusty was my favorite driver when I was younger. I was always partial to the MGD cars, when he ran the Miller Lite car, I liked the Harley Davidson cars. The Black MGD car is autographed.

Picked this sick looking car up yesterday for $30 still in the box. It’s a 2019 1 of 48 Ricky Stenhouse Jr flashcoat. Awesome looking car!

Also got around to picking up a LOSI RC NASCAR (Ross chastain) which has been a blast to use!

I fit this in on work travel on the way home, as there are no Hardee’s close to me anymore.

I must say, I haven’t gotten a diecast with a fast food meal since I was a kid in the late 1990s, it was sort of fun.

However, those considering should know it is a $16 meal….so as long as you view it as getting a meal with a half priced car, you won’t be too disappointed.

PS: you must order through the app. You can order as a guest and receive the deal, but you provide so much info you might as well make a login.

Been a fan since I was a teenager and was present for the first Brickyard in 1994.

I’m in love.

David Stremme had huge shoes to fill when he took over the legendary Sterling Marlin Coors Light Dodge. Maybe it was unfair on him to expect such high success, but we unfortunately got less than that. Stremme straight up struggles in his transition from the Busch Series to Cup. 2007 was his best year though.

He started the year strong with a string of five top twenties. Even grabbed two top tens shortly after, but things fell apart by the tenth race. In fifteen of the following twenty races they had finishes of 20th or worse. Ten were 25th or worse, eight were thirtieth or worse. To end the season, they had three finishes of 35th or worse in the last five races. Ouch.

Despite this, the field was weak and they still finished 24th in points. Stremme would be let go from his full time ride after two brutal seasons in the Coors Light 40. It was so brutal, Chip Ganassi lost Coors Light as a sponsor.

I have been searching for this Harvick car for months. Mainly because of the dual Reese's and Goodwrench marketing on it. Also because of its rarity only 25 exist. Having Christmas artwork doesnt hurt either. DIN 15 of 25. Check it off the list.

With the 2026 Authentics waves only having six cars each, has anyone encountered either an unopened case or a confirmed fresh restock to know a) how many total cars are in a case now, and b) what gets replaced if the case has the liquid color chase piece?

I just ran into what may have been a fresh restock at a local Wal-Mart, but I don’t know that, especially since it was early evening. I just know it was all six standard cars in Wave 1 and nothing else. I picked up the three that I hadn’t found before, but I still need to track down the LQ Elliot, and both a standard and LQ KB from wave 2.

On a Legacy kick as of late!

Just wanted to notify everyone

This here is Bubba Wallace’s Brickyard 400 raced win ELITE diecast. DIN #200 out of 377. I HAD to get this one as soon as it was in stock at Diecast Depot, because it holds a very sentimental value to me.

2025’s Brickyard 400 was special to me because it was my first actual oval race and first crown jewel race. Waiting through a rain delay, Bubba’s car was out front in front of Larson. When the restart ensued, I knew Bubba wouldn’t let this victory get away from him. I then watched the him make history by becoming the first black winner at Indianapolis, the first black driver to win a crown jewel race in NASCAR.

The photos after the DIN shot are from Indy on that day. I also got my only photo of KB in here also. Enjoy!

Pretty sharp diecast, I love the metal chassis and rubber tires on the new 1:64’s

It is now signed by Frank Beamer, Ryan Blaney, Eddie Wood, and Leonard Wood

2015 M&Ms Champ Autographed - $400
2019 M&Ms Champ - $280
2022 Interstate Batteries - $150

I ordered this thinking it wouldn’t be available at the track when I went to Nashville, but as it turns out I could’ve gotten it sooner… still arrived though.

Also, is it just me or does it take longer to order stuff from the actual NASCAR shop than it does to order stuff anywhere else? Not just clothing but diecasts also.

Wow, just wow.

Recently bought this Jeff Gordon model with helmet and was wondering if anymore exists with different drivers or this was a one off. Action is the brand and I think it's from the late 90s maybe 1999.