Danica Patrick 2008 XM Radio Honda IRL Indy Car 1st Win Japan Color Chrome 1/18
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Danica Patrick 2008 XM Radio Honda IRL Indy Car 1st Win Japan Color Chrome 1/18 2008 Greenlight IndyCar Series 1/18 scale diecast metal collectible of #7 XM Satellite Radio/ Motorola sponsored Indy Car raced by Danica Patrick for Andretti Green Racing. Danica raced the XM Honda throughout the 2008 IndyCar season and won her first and only race at Twin Ring Motegi in Japan at the Indy Japan 300 on April 28, 2008. This limited edition special Color Chrome version of her XM Honda was made by Greenlight to commemorate her historic victory. The finish is brilliant black Color Chrome which is done with a special plating and polishing process to produce a mirror-like black metallic finish then the racing graphics are painted over the Color Chrome in the tampo painting process. This car will stand out in any collection. This car is the large 1/18 scale and is over 10 1/2 inches long. This car has great detail including a removeable engine cowl to reveal engine detail underneath, a helmeted Danica driver figure behind the wheel, Firestone Firehawk tires, accurate aerodynamic body detail and the beautiful Color Chrome finish. It comes mounted to a black plastic base with 3 phillips screws and inside the window box as shown in the last photo. The car and all packaging you are bidding on are in mint, new, unopened, sealed condition. Winning
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