April 9, 2024
KEVIN HARVICK 2011 REALTREE / BUDWEISER 1/24 RCCA ELITE
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KEVIN HARVICK 2011 REALTREE / BUDWEISER 1/24 RCCA ELITEProduct Description KEVIN HARVICK 2011 REALTREE / BUDWEISER 1/24 RCCA ELITELimited to just 1,OF 300 made.Continuing a relationship that dates back to 1997, Realtree®, the creator and marketer of the world's most versatile camo patterns, will serve as the co-primary sponsor of Kevin Harvick's No. 29 Chevy for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series™ All-Star race at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Although not a stranger to having primary prominence on the No. 29 entry, the All-Star race will mark the first appearance for Realtree® in the non-points event with Harvick who won the $1 million dollar prize in 2007, as well as its first pairing with Budweiser.This diecast is an RCCA Elite, which features greater detail and lower production numbers than standard diecast. RCCA Elite Series Features:Sequentially numbered.Die-cast body and chassis with suspensionOpening hood and trunkFunctioning roof flapsReplica exhaust openingsManufacturer-specific engine detailAero design posable wheelsHigh-quality paintTampo-printed graphicsIncludes a black display caseAnd many more extensive detailsEach ELITE diecast is crafted of more than 260 individual parts and pieces. ELITE diecast are produced in very low production numbers, adding to their collectibility.In Sock & Ready To Ship. You are buying from Diecast
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