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1:64 Richard Petty Historic Diecast Set of Five

Celebrate all the magical moments of Richard Petty, 'The King' of NASCAR racing. This 5-piece collector's set commemorates the career of racing legend Richard Petty who won over 200 NASCAR races including seven wins at the Daytona 500 car collector celebrity and seven Winston Cup Championships. Features includes: 1:64 scale Five diecast cars included Rubberized tires 'Ol' 43' themed cars Sponsored logos on front car collector celebrity and sides of cars Detailed interior compartments Clear windows Imported
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