TT1125 - "Ramchargers" AA/FD

It's no secret that the Michigan based "Ramchargers" were the definitive pioneers of the Chrysler 426 Hemi engine (aka "late model" & "Elephant") for drag racing. Between 1965 and 1969 the team had a few 426 powered AA/FD cars piloted by the likes of Chuck Kurzawa and the late Leroy Goldstein. This is a diecast of their 1967-1969 car driven first by Kurzawa and finally by Goldstein. The paint job and signage on the model is from 1969.

The Ramchargers dragster includes such details as:
- Aerodynamic die-cast 184-inch wheelbase design
- Removable Kruse upper body panel exposes detailed interior -
- 426 Chrysler hemi engine that's fully wired with ignition wires and flexible fuel lines
- Hollow simulated M&H slicks on five spoke Halibrand mag wheels
- Detailed tubular framework and fuel tank detail
- Fabric seat belts and shoulder harness with photo etched buckles
- Color scheme detailed from actual vintage racing pictures and reference data from the Ramchargers, Bob Plumer and  WDIFL.com.

	Only 1500 of this car were produced.

ONLY 1500 were produced! (each car individually numbered 1 to 1500)

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