Race World: Racing: Nascar 1/24 Scale cars: Sterling Marlin diecast car 14 1957 Chevy Waste Management 2007 1/24 :: This officially licensed, 1:24 scale, Sterling Marlin #14 Waste Management 1957 Chevy 2007 Chevrolet Monte Carlo collectible Nascar diecast car is precision engineered by MotorSports Authentics as part of their Driver Select Series. MotorSports Authentics is the company which bought Action and Team Caliber. Race: August 19, 2007 - Michigan International Speedway On August 19th, Sterling Marlin and Waste Management will run a special paint scheme in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the 1957 Chevy. This No.14 Waste Management Chevrolet will be designed to emulate the nostalgic look of the classic American car, utilizing a green paint scheme with the Waste Management logo on the hood. FEATURES: diecast body and chassis opening hood, trunk and roof flaps sequentially, individually numbered with the DIN (similar to a VIN) number dual ignition starter assembly roof camera detailed fuel compartment disc brake assembly simulated exhaust openings aero design wheels manufacturer-specific engine detail with valve covers rear window funnel access tampo-graphics car measures approximately 8 x 3 x 2 inches

Sterling Marlin diecast car 14 1957 Chevy Waste Management 2007 1/24 :: This officially licensed, 1:24 scale, Sterling Marlin #14 Waste Management 1957 Chevy 2007 Chevrolet Monte Carlo collectible Nascar diecast car is precision engineered by MotorSports Authentics as part of their Driver Select Series. MotorSports Authentics is the company which bought Action and Team Caliber. Race: August 19, 2007 - Michigan International Speedway On August 19th, Sterling Marlin and Waste Management will run a special paint scheme in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the 1957 Chevy. This No.14 Waste Management Chevrolet will be designed to emulate the nostalgic look of the classic American car, utilizing a green paint scheme with the Waste Management logo on the hood. FEATURES: diecast body and chassis opening hood, trunk and roof flaps sequentially, individually numbered with the DIN (similar to a VIN) number dual ignition starter assembly roof camera detailed fuel compartment disc brake assembly simulated exhaust openings aero design wheels manufacturer-specific engine detail with valve covers rear window funnel access tampo-graphics car measures approximately 8 x 3 x 2 inches
Product ID	Category	Name	Price	Status	Quantity
C147821C5SM	Motorsports Authentics Diecast, Nascar 1/24 Scale cars	Sterling Marlin diecast car 14 1957 Chevy Waste Management 2007 1/24 :: This officially licensed, 1:24 scale, Sterling Marlin #14 Waste Management 1957 Chevy 2007 Chevrolet Monte Carlo collectible Nascar diecast car is precision engineered by MotorSports Authentics as part of their Driver Select Series. MotorSports Authentics is the company which bought Action and Team Caliber. Race: August 19, 2007 - Michigan International Speedway On August 19th, Sterling Marlin and Waste Management will run a special paint scheme in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the 1957 Chevy. This No.14 Waste Management Chevrolet will be designed to emulate the nostalgic look of the classic American car, utilizing a green paint scheme with the Waste Management logo on the hood. FEATURES: diecast body and chassis opening hood, trunk and roof flaps sequentially, individually numbered with the DIN (similar to a VIN) number dual ignition starter assembly roof camera detailed fuel compartment disc brake assembly simulated exhaust openings aero design wheels manufacturer-specific engine detail with valve covers rear window funnel access tampo-graphics car measures approximately 8 x 3 x 2 inches	$64.99

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