Self-proclaimed Mayor of North Wilkesboro, Noah Gragson, created one of the more memorable moments of the 2023 season on NASCAR® All-Star Race weekend. While battling in the All-Star Open for a chance to qualify for the main event, Gragson pushed the track limits just a bit too hard. Coming out of a restart and headed into turn one, Gragson turned left just slightly too soon, at full racing speed, and clipped the inside pit road wall. That sent him straight up the track and into the outside wall.

While the car did need repairs, it was nothing to keep him from racing in the All-Star Race once the dust settled. Gragson was announced as the winner of the Fan Vote, which earned him a starting spot in the million-dollar feature race. As a tip of the cap to those who supported and voted for him, Gragson and his LEGACY Motor Club crew made sure to give their fans a proper shout out by writing, “Thanks Fans,” on the tape along the nose of his patched-up No. 42 SunSeeker Chevrolet.

Each ELITE 1:24-scale hood open collectible die-cast includes manufacturer-specific engine detail, die-cast body, die-cast chassis and detailed interior. Each collectible die-cast also features a DIN (Diecast Identification Number) for registration.

1:24-Scale Action Racing Collectables Features

Fully die-cast body and chassis

Opening hood

Opening trunk

Opening roof flaps

Upgraded Manufacturer-specific engine detail

Interior trunk detail

Driver side window net

Driver side mirror

Manufacturer-specific body contour

Fully decorated

Die-Cast Identification Number (DIN) visible through rear window

Last 5 digits of the DIN number printed on chassis

Packaged in RCAA ELITE-branded closed/sky box

Officially licensed by NASCAR