In 1987, at the famous Select race in Charlotte, the racing world witnessed one of the most intense, on-track NASCAR battles ever seen. After Bill Elliott made heavy contact with Dale Earnhardt's car, forcing him off the track, Dale continued charging across the infield grass, back onto the pavement, reclaimed his lead and went on to win the historic event. Features: 358 c.i.d V-8 racing engine, detailed racing chassis, and authentic Wrangler sponsor decals. Skill level 3. Plastic cement and paint are required for assembly, and are sold separately.

He may like to wear his cap backwards, but Dale Earnhardt Jr. keeps his #8 Budweiser Monte Carlo moving forward in the Championship point standings - just ask any NASCAR driver that has had his rear view mirror filled with the red number 8. With three wins, two poles and a Top-Ten finish in the 2001 points, Dale Jr. will make sure that his Victory Lane appearances are frequent. Features: Accurate Budweiser sponsor decals, and highly detailed engine and chassis. Skill level 3. Plastic cement and paint are required for assembly, and are sold separately.

Making its only scheduled appearance on May 25, 2002, at Lowe's Motor Speedway with Dale Earnhardt, Jr., behind the wheel, this second of two special Team Nabisco Grand National Series race cars was entered by Richard Childress racing. Features: Detailed SB2 racing engine, and an extensive sheet of authentic decals. Skill level 3. Plastic cement and paint are required for assembly, and are sold separately.

Dale finally won the Daytona 500! were the words on the lips of every NASCAR fan across the country when Earnhardt clinched the victory in the race that had eluded him for so long. Ironically, no one had won more races at Daytona up to that point than Dale. This commemorative kit includes accurate decals to depict the way the #3 Monte Carlo looked on the afternoon when Dale captured the one he'd tried for 20 long years to get - The Great American Race. Skill level 3. Plastic cement and paint are required for assembly, and are sold separately.

During a time span of less than 10 seasons, Jeff Gordon has clinched an incredible four Cup Championships and has now become NASCAR's all-time money winner. Jeff's colorful DuPont sponsored Monte Carlo race car returns the the Revell stable of race-winning replicas. Features: Detailed SB2 racing engine, and authentic 2002 graphics. Skill level 3. Plastic cement and paint are required for assembly, and are sold separately.

Dale Earnhardt, Sr., had watched Kevin Harvick race and was impressed, so much so that he wanted to hire him for his own team. Richard Childress did hire him and with wins at the Cracker Barrel 500 and Tropicana 400 in 2001, Kevin has lived up to Dale's expectations. Kevin's perseverance and aggressive style has made believers out of many. Features: Current 2001 Monte Carlo bodywork, and waterslide Goodwrench sponsor decals. Model length 8.4 inches. Plastic cement and paint are required for assembly, and are sold separately.

Winning three races in his first year, Tony Stewart turned in one of the strongest rookie seasons in racing history in `99! Not surprising, as Tony was also awarded Indianapolis Rookie of the Year honors in 1996. Driving the Home Depot Pontiac in 2001, Tony finished 2nd in the points standings and ended a successful season with three victories and more than 20 Top-Five finishes. Features: Highly detailed updated engine and chassis with rollcage and interior, authentic Home Depot sponsor decals. Skill level 3. Plastic cement and paint are required for assembly, and are sold separately.