1963 Chevrolet Impala #13 Smokey Yunick Daytona 500, ACME 1:64

1963 Chevrolet Impala #13 Smokey Yunick Daytona 500

ACME Trading Company | Smokey's Best Damn Garage In Town | 1:64 Scale | GL51504

• 1963 Chevrolet Impala stock car replica
• Smokey's Best Damn Garage In Town series
• #13 Johnny Rutherford race car
• 1963 Daytona 500 tribute release
• Smokey Yunick racing livery
• Gold and black race finish
• 427 H.P. markings and period sponsor graphics
• Die-cast metal body and chassis
• Officially licensed Chevrolet collectible
• Factory sealed collector packaging

Few names in American motorsports are as legendary as Smokey Yunick. Known for innovative engineering and creative race car development, Yunick built some of NASCAR's most memorable machines during the sport's formative years. His race cars became known for both their speed and the ingenuity behind them.

This ACME release recreates the #13 Chevrolet Impala driven by Johnny Rutherford in the 1963 Daytona 500. Finished in distinctive gold and black racing colors with period-correct sponsor markings, the model represents an era when full-size American cars dominated stock car racing's biggest events.

Johnny Rutherford would later become one of America's most accomplished racing drivers, earning victories in multiple disciplines and winning the Indianapolis 500 three times. This model combines NASCAR history, Chevrolet performance heritage, and one of motorsport's most famous team owners in a highly collectible 1:64 scale release.

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Common Collector Questions and Answers

Who was Smokey Yunick?
Smokey Yunick was one of the most innovative mechanics, builders, and team owners in motorsports history, best known for his NASCAR and Indianapolis racing programs.

Who drove the #13 Impala in the 1963 Daytona 500?
The car was driven by Johnny Rutherford, who would later become a three-time Indianapolis 500 winner and one of America's most successful racing drivers.

Why is the 1963 Chevrolet Impala significant in racing?
The Impala was one of the dominant full-size stock cars of the early 1960s and helped Chevrolet achieve major success in NASCAR competition.

What does the 427 H.P. marking reference?
The graphics reference the high-performance big-block power associated with Chevrolet's racing development during the era.