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How much would $ ….?
… A 25th Anniversary Circle 1:24 Dale Earnhardt Mr Winner cars worth it? Oh yes. perfect Never Opened
Probably max 30 dollars. Winners Circle cars are cheap.The doors, trunk or hood does'nt open. I would say give it to your grandkid and tell him to stay for 60 years and may have some value.
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Winner Circle #3 Dale Earnhardt 100 Atlanta 1966 Chevorlet olympic nascar $4.99 |
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1997 Kenner Winner’s Circle NASCAR Dale Earnhardt Car $14.99 |
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Winners Circle Dale Earnhardt #4 Intimidator Coming In / Pit Crew Display NIP FS $25.00 |
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Winners Circle 1:24 Dale Earnhardt Jr #81 $15.00 |
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1998 Daytona 500 Winners circle Dale Earnhardt Sr. $3.99 |
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Dale Earnhardt Jr #31 Dale Earnhardt Inc. 1997 Wrangler Winners Circle $9.99 |
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Dale Earnhardt Jr #31 Dale Earnhardt Inc. 1997 Wrangler Winners Circle $9.99 |
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1998 Winner’s Circle Diecast Car w/ Box; Dale Earnhardt, Nascar $7.99 |
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DIE-CAST CAR KEYCHAIN #88 EARNHARDT JR. 1:87 -SCALE WINNER’S CIRCLE NASCAR $0.99 |
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Winners Circle Dale Earnhardt 1975 Dodge Lifetime Series Bonus Car 1:64 $4.00 |
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Dale Earnhardt 1/64 Winners Circle Lifetime Series 1986 Nova 7 Of 8 $4.00 |
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Dale Earnhardt 1/64 Scale Winners Circle Lifetime Series Wrangler 8 Of 13 $3.00 |
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Winner’s Circle – 1998 Coca Cola Car – Dale Earnhardt – 1:24 Collectible $20.00 |
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1998 50th Anniversary Dale Earnhardt 1:24 Scale Diecast Winner’s Circle $50.00 |
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11 WINNERS CIRCLE DALE EARNHARDT LIFETIME SERIES *NIP $25.00 |
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6 WINNERS CIRCLE 50TH ANNIVERSARY DALE EARNHARDT LIFETIME SERIES *NIP $15.00 |
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6 WINNERS CIRCLE 3 DALE EARNHARDT & 3 JEFF GORDON LIFETIME SERIES *NIP $15.00 |
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1:64 WINNERS CIRCLE DALE EARNHARDT 1996 MONTE CARLO $0.99 |
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DALE EARNHARDT 98 Winner’s Circle Bass Pro Shops 1/64 $18.95 |
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1/64 DALE EARNHARDT JR. WINNERS CIRCLE DIECAST& HALO CARD W/ BONUS CARDS $13.95 |
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Dale Earnhardt Sr. #3 Winner’s Circle Diecast 1:64 1999 Goodwrench Plus $2.99 |
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Dale Earnhardt Sr. #3 Goodwrench Winner’s Circle 1998 1:64 Diecast $2.99 |
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Dale Earnhardt Sr. #3 Goodwrench Winner’s Circle 1994 Chevy Lumina 1:64 Diecast $2.99 |
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2 NASCAR 2000 Winner’s Circle 1:24 Scale – Dale Earnhardt Sr. $25.00 |
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NASCAR’S DALE EARNHARDT SR. & JR. DIE-CAST (WINNER’S CIRCLE) 1:24th SCALE NEW! $30.00 |
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NASCAR’S DALE EARNHARDT JR.’S DIE-CAST (WINNER’S CIRCLE) 1:24th SCALE NEW!!!! $30.00 |
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NASCAR’S DALE EARNHARDT JR.’S DIE-CAST (WINNER’S CIRCLE) 1:24th SCALE NEW!!!! $30.00 |
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Winners Circle #3 Dale Earnhardt Daytona 500 $7.50 |
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4 Dale Earnhardt Winners Circle 1/24 Scale Die Cast Cars Wheaties, AcDelc0 $45.00 |
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Kerry Earnhardt #12 Supercuts Winners Circle 1:24 scale diecast NIB $19.99 |
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Dale Earnhardt Jr. #3 Oreo/Ritz Winner’s circle 1:24 scale diecast NIB $19.99 |
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Dale Earnhardt Jr. #8 Allstar 2002 Winner’s circle 1:24 scale diecast NIB $19.99 |
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Dale Earnhardt Jr. #3 Nilla Wafers Winner’s circle 1:24 scale diecast NIB $14.99 |
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Dale Earnhardt #3 Goodwrench Oreo Winner’s circle 1:24 scale diecast NIB $19.99 |
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Dale Earnhardt Daytona 500 Win 1998 Winner’s Circle 1/64 Sealed in Original Pkg! $0.99 |
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LOT OF DALE EARNHARDT 1:64 1:43 DIECAST NASCAR WINNERS CIRCLE NIB NEW #3 RACING $50.00 |
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2009 WINNER’S CIRCLE #88 DALE EARNHARDT JR MOUNTAIN DEW SET OF 6 $25.00 |
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2009 WINNER’S CIRCLE #88 DALE EARNHARDT JR AMP SET OF 5 $25.00 |
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2009 WINNER’S CIRCLE DAYTONA 500 #88 DALE EARNHARDT JR AMP SET OF 7 $30.00 |
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Dale Earnhardt 1/64 Scale Winners Circle Lifetime Series Lowes Foods Pontiac $2.00 |
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Dale Earnhardt 1/64 Scale Winners Circle Lifetime Series #8 1988 Gm 4 Of 13 $2.00 |
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Dale Earnhardt 1/64 Scale Winners Circle Lifetime Series 1986 Wrangler 10 Of 12 $2.00 |
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DALE EARNHARDT WINNERS CIRCLE 1/24 PETER MAX $9.99 |
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WINNER’S CIRCLE DALE EARNHARDT 3 CAR 1/64 1 OF 8 $5.00 |
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NASCAR DALE EARNHARDT DIECAST #3 Wrangler 1/24 By Winners Circle $4.29 |
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99 WINNERS CIRCLE D EARNHARDT Sr & Jr MICRO MACHINES THUNDER BLASTER PACK MIP $3.99 |
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WINNER’S CIRCLE DOUBLE PLATINUM EARNHARDT AND JR. $9.45 |
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WINNER’S CIRCLE 1997 LTS DALE EARNHARDT #3 WHEATIES $9.99 |
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DALE EARNHARDT COCA-COLA #3 NASCAR WINNER’S CIRCLE $24.99 |
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Winner’s Circle Dale Earnhardt Lifetime Series-NASCAR-No. 77-Die-Cast-NIP $5.99 |
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1998 WINNERS CIRCLE STARTING LINEUP DALE EARNHARDT AND DALE EARNHARDT JR DOLLS $49.95 |
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DIE-CAST 1999 WINNER’S CIRCLE DALE EARNHARDT JR 1:18 $59.99 |
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DALE EARNHARDT #3 SILVER SELECT 1/64 WINNERS CIRCLE $0.99 |
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NIB! DALE EARNHARDT BLACK CHEVY OREO #3 WINNER’S CIRCLE 1/18 SCALE NASCAR RARE $29.99 |
Ernie Irvan‘s Biography
Ernie was considered to be a hard charger on the Race Track, setting out to win the race from the start to the finish. Born on the 13th January 1959 in Salinas, California Virgil Earnest Irvan began racing karts at the age of nine. His father, Vic, acted as his crew and instilled in him the will to win.
At the age of fifteen Ernie won the California Championship and came second in his class at the National Kart Championship Race. His first race, at Stockton 99 Speedway, in Stock Car racing on asphalt saw him gain his first victory at the age of sixteen in a semi-main event. His love of racing was such that he raced every weekend at Madera and Stockton, winning many feature events, until, in 1982, he left Salinas, together with all of his belongings loaded in his pick-up truck and trailer and a small amount of cash and headed off to Charlotte in North Carolina.
Ernie supported himself by doing various jobs while still racing in the Late Model Series at Concord Speedway – he won two races in his first year and eleven the following year driving a Firebird. In 1987 Ernie made his debut in the Winston Cup Series at Richmond Fairgrounds Racing driving a Chevrolet Monte Carlo. Unfortunately the car overheated and he finished 29th and won $860. 1988 saw Ernie make a bid for “Rookie of the Year” and driving Ulrich’s #2 Kroger Chevrolets and Pontiacs he competed in twenty five of the twenty nine races in the Winston Cup Series only to lose out by a mere three points to Ken Bouchard, reputed to be the closest battle in NASCAR’s history.
Success followed success – Ernie competed in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and had fifteen wins, 124 Top Tens and 22 pole positions, in the NASCAR Nationwide Series he had three wins, fifteen top tens and five pole positions and in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series he had no wins but eight top ten positions. August 1994 saw Ernie as the main contender for the NASCAR Winston Cup Series Championship, trailing behind Dale Earnhardt by 27 points, when his hopes were dashed when he crashed at a practice session at Michigan. He was diagnosed with critical brain and lung injuries at St. Joseph’s Hospital and given only a 10% chance of survival. Ernie fought for his life and early in September his condition was described as “fair” and he was taken off the ventilator. Shortly after he was transferred to the Charlotte Institute of Rehabilitation where he went through rehabilitation and strength building whilst keeping him focused on returning to Winston Cup racing. Just over one year after the crash he was deemed fit enough to compete again.
Ernie returned to Nascar Racing and again was set on winning, he gained two Top Ten positions in 1995 and gained twelve Top Five, sixteen Top Ten positions and led in fifteen of the thirty one events in 1996 with five Top Five finishes, thirteen Top Ten’s and two Pole positions in 1997. On August the 20th, exactly five years after the accident that nearly claimed his life, Ernie again crashed at Michigan during a practise session.
On September the 3rd 1999 Ernie announced his retirement from driving at a press conference at Darlington South Carolina. During his relatively short career Ernie has been awarded numerous awards such as:- Daytona 500 Winner in 1991, Super Ford Magazine Driver of the Year in 1993, True Value Hard Charger in 1994, Mike Rich Memorial Award in 1994, Maxwell House Spirit Award in 1994 and 1995, “Winston Cup Scene” Top Story of the Year in 1995,Arete Award for Courage in Sports (Professional Division) in 1995, Mildred “Babe” Didrikson Zaharias Courage Award in 1996, AP Parts Meet the Challenge Award in 1996, Named as one of NASCAR’s 50 Greatest Drivers in 1998, Selected as a torchbearer for the 2002 Olympics in 2001, Inductee into the Stock Car Hall of Fame in 2002, Voted by MSNBC Top Ten Greatest Sport Comeback of All Time in 2002 and Inductee in the West Coast Stock Car Hall of Fame in 2005.
Now it seems that life has gone full circle, Ernie is crew chief for his son, Jared, on his quarter midget just as his father had done for him. Ernie now promotes a foundation that he formed called Race2safety to promote head injury awareness and to promote prevention of head injuries, especially among children.
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