DENNY HAMLIN 2007 FEDEX EXPRESS 1/24 MOTORSPORTS AUTHENTICS
Straight off of his 3rd-place point finish in his rookie season, Denny Hamlin will be making a serious charge for the Cup in this FedEx Express paint scheme...
This could possibly be the last year for the current standard stock cars so don't miss out on this one...
This diecast car is precision-engineered by Motorsports Authentics the definitive brand in NASCAR collectibles. It is a Driver Select edition, which features great detail on multiple levels of production and limited editions. It's body and chassis are all-diecast; hood and deck lid and roof flaps open (when accurate to the car); features superior quality tampo-graphics; exhaust openings; aero-designed wheels; manufacturer-specific engine detail; intricate fuel compartment; premium quality paint; disc brake assembly; and lots more! Dimensions on this car are 8 3/4" x 3 1/8" x 2" inches and it is attractively packaged in it's uniquely designed box. As always, car will arrive in mint condition...
In stock & ready to ship.
Straight off of his 3rd-place point finish in his rookie season, Denny Hamlin will be making a serious charge for the Cup in this FedEx Express paint scheme...
This could possibly be the last year for the current standard stock cars so don't miss out on this one...
This diecast car is precision-engineered by Motorsports Authentics the definitive brand in NASCAR collectibles. It is a Driver Select edition, which features great detail on multiple levels of production and limited editions. It's body and chassis are all-diecast; hood and deck lid and roof flaps open (when accurate to the car); features superior quality tampo-graphics; exhaust openings; aero-designed wheels; manufacturer-specific engine detail; intricate fuel compartment; premium quality paint; disc brake assembly; and lots more! Dimensions on this car are 8 3/4" x 3 1/8" x 2" inches and it is attractively packaged in it's uniquely designed box. As always, car will arrive in mint condition...
In stock & ready to ship.
