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Yesterday there were exactly 33 diecast cars that got cancelled in the 1 64 scale. It's a shame what the diecast industry is nowadays

That one race at Martinsville in 1998,many would have gotten out of the car being that sick, he toughed it out and won.

NASCAR itself is in decline, so therefore less demand for a healthy diecast market...and those days are NEVER coming back!

I was there!

Congratulations to Ricky Rudd NASCAR Hall of Fame Class of 2025!!!

There was rumors towards the end of his driving career that Terry was going to buy HScott Motorsports. Rumors had him putting a bid in. Not sure if that’s true, but would’ve loved to see it happen. He did own a Cup operation for a couple of races with Gander Mountain as sponsor and brother Bobby as driver.

I Was born in 2006 so I am a late 2000s person, I didn't start watching NASCAR til 2014 and didn't start going diecast hunting in stores til 2016 but I sometimes wish I could find diecast everywhere like how it was in the 90s and 2000s when you can find them at places like not just Walmart and Target but also Dollar General. Nowadays it's just Target and Walmart that are the go-to stores for diecast collectors like myself which is a bit of a shame

Damn this really brings me back. Floor races were the shit lol. Great video

What happened we need you back!

I'm lucky that there's an antique mall not too far from my house. They have tons of classic diecasts and sell them for decent prices. Last week I found a Dale Earnhardt Matchbox for $7 which is dirt cheap for anything Dale Earnhardt related.

You should update this for 2024

“November 15 is just another date for some people” Fallon bowman’s birthday has entered the chat*

As a 7 to 10 year old kid I always noticed this

I collect NASCAR diecast and I have races it is super fun like my 64 car race and drag strip I liked the video great job

This is an awesome video, man. I miss the variety we used to have, and even the lower-end cheap diecast that RC/ERTL were making kicked ass. That was the early 2000s, and NASCAR about dominated the aisle. They have gone back to using the PTC molds and I wouldnt take them if they were free.

I worked for dave then dont remember many tore up cars i fixed them over the 5 seasons i worked for him.

I’m a bit late but I’d just like to touch on a story that I had that made me get into nascar. Back in the 2010s, I had no idea what nascar was, but I loved cars. My mom saw a Kyle Busch m&m’s diecast and thought it would be cool for me to have, so she brought it home for me. I instantly fell in love with the sport. This is how much diecasts mean to a little kid like I was back in the day. But now, it’s insanely hard to find nascar diecasts every time I go to the store. I wish they would be more prominent because nascar is always pushing for kids to be hooked on to the sport, but it’s hard to when you can’t find diecasts.

Source Image for 5:55 ??

If I was dodge. I would have only fined him 29 thousand. Not 45 thousand. See what I did there?

I thought he bought the team and turned it in to the 1 car

One of my favourite baseball memes of well known players in the form of "[Obscure team] legend [well known player]" such as White Sox legend Ken Griffey Jr. Or Red Sox legend Rickey Henderson. Love doing the same for Nascar and racing in general, such as the epic combo of Sergio Perez at McLaren.

Another example of Jack roush being a douche.

dam this is good

Bens diecast trade board was the place to be

When I was a kid, My Mom and Dad would go to Family Dollar to get small stuff for the house. I remember as soon as we got there, I would race (lol) to the toy aisle because I was always guaranteed the Nascar Racing Champions Die-casts. I would collect so many of them and imagined new races. I’m 24 years old now and to look back at it. Good Times! Still have them in a box locked away. I never gave them away lol

1:00 Someone in 1994 foresaw the future of Camry in Cup. Also, any further videos in this series?

Paul Newman was at Daytona in 1990 supporting STAN Barrett, not his son, Stanton as you mentioned. Stan was Paul's body double and stunt double in the movies as well as his best friend. Paul helped Stan land the Ultra Slim Fast sponsorship that began with the #72 and #73 team of Phil Barkdoll"s and later transferred to the #18 co-owned with Rick Hendrick and driven by Stan & Greg Sacks. This was another result of the Days of Thunder hype as Newman & Cruise were tight at the time and Paul Newman was launching his salad dressing line with the same company who owned Slim Fast around the same time.

I have 1200 die cast still in the original package _ plus many more various items , $2000.00 takes it all.

Forgot he won iroc as well

Wikki wudd definitely needs to to go in the haw of fame

He paid his dues and is a hall of famer. Great racer

0:25 hes Chase Elliotts cousin

When I saw the picture of Mike, I thought it was a picture of his son Austin! 😂 Is that a photoshopped picture of Mike in the Goodwrench uniform or did he wear it during testing?

It was great when we had multiple companies making nascar diecasts. Lionel is garbage. I’ve got about 3 grand worth of their diecasts where the wraps have begun peeling. And if you talk about it on their forum, they ban you. They’re liars and thieves.

TOP 10 "He Drove What?" Moments in NASCAR: 10. Richard Petty- 1968 Carolina 500 (Darel Dieringer) 9. Pete Hamilton- 1971 Southern 500 (Bobby Isaac) 8. Tommy Kendall/Harry Gant/Todd Bodine/Derrike Cope/Dorsey Schroeder- 1996 (Bill Elliott) 7. John Andretti- Sonoma 2000 (Tony Stewart) 6. Larry Pearson- Bristol 1988 (Rusty Wallace) 5. Kyle Petty- 2004 Sharpie 500 (Kevin Harvick) 4. Davey Allison- Rockingham 1984 (Bobby Allison) 3. Todd Bodine- Bristol 1993 (Jeff Gordon) 2. Kyle Petty/Joe Nemechek- 1998 DieHard 500/Bill Elliott- Dover 1994/Mike Skinner- 1996 Brickyard 400 (Dale Earnhardt) 1. Davey Allison- Dover 1989 (Richard Petty)

A good thing though is now winners circle is coming back

GUESS WHAT! WINNERS CIRCLE IS BACK AND NASCAR DIECAST MIGHT BE REVIVED

Weird fact, the wreck that Bobby Allison was involved in at Rockingham, Sam Ard was involved in a wreck in front of Bobby, he had won the championship, but in that wreck, he suffered unfortunate career-ending head injuries.

as a french i m a big big fan of Diecast Especially Racing Champions it's are my favorite diecast nascar

I'm in agreement with you I also have a ton on nascar 1/64 diecast

Thank you for all the great memories Bob, sincerely a broken hearted race fan who’s watched and listened to you since 1990.

There is another cruel irony about Todd Bodine subbing for Ricky Craven at Texas in 1997. He kept the 25 car on the lead lap all day despite tangential involvement in the infamous Lap 1 crash. But the 25 was leading late in the race before becoming involved in a wreck leading Jeff Burton, the ultimate winner.

Dude I used to roll a dice too

I miss Brickel’s Racing! I live in NJ and use to drive 2.5 hours to the store every few months. The staff let you wander around for as long as you wanted and did not hound you or follow you around like a lot of shops did. Many good memories and loved seeing the store image. I also enjoyed the image of the little boy in the retail store aisle at 3:12 with the Racing Champions cars on the shelf. The good old days for sure! I enjoyed the video very much.

I agree with this 100%. Most drivers are just trying to capture the checkered flag anyway, if they can get it I believe that most would head straight to the hollowed grounds.

At least i have the lionel store for diecast.

Dale isn't dead. He's just 1 lap ahead of everybody. The Black Number 3 will live for ever!

it’s weird that you can get a 1975 die cast for about 3 dollars

I have this race on tape. I taped many races …

Wrong! Kenny Wallace did not sub for irvan at the end of the 94 season. It was the middle of the season because irvan returned to the 28 before the season finished. I’ve been watching Nascar since 92. This so far is the only error in your work. I do enjoy it