HAVE A 1972 AJ FOYT INDY 500 CERAMIC RACE CAR FILLED WITH KENTUCKEY STRAIGHT WHISKEY FROM HOFFMAN DISTILLING CO INC. IT IS THE SAME COLOR AND HAS ALL THE RACING STICKERS JUST LIKE THE REAL CAR. IT IS SIGNED BY AJ FOYT. IT IS 4/5 QUART
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Check out the link below.  They buy memorabilia of all kinds, especially older racing products.
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Of course it's a collectible.  I got one in 1990 as a tip once and YES it is worth more.  Check it out you may have a find.
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Go to this site:  http://www.nadaguides.com/RVHome.aspx?LI=1-10-0-2111-3-105-26532&wSec=15&wPr=0&wPg=2005&\n\nand click on camping trailers.  You'll have to enter your zip code to get to a page where you can search for your model.  Oops I just searched the site, and it doesn't go back as far as 1987.  Perhaps you could call your local bank or credit union to see if they could give you a value by saying you are interested in purchasing this, and need a value.\n\nBy the way, where are you located?  I'm in the market for a used pop-up.  What shape is your's in, and what features does it have?  I'm in Indiana.
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These cars were done with "block" numbers as they were supposed to have been hand painted. Most sporting goods ,ie jerseys and such, have similar style numbers.As to a corespondeng font style try checking with a commercial printer in your area. They may be able to help.
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Did you try Jegs? Thats where I use to get most of my older car parts. The are known for racing part, but the might have it.
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You can take it to a sports dealer and have it appraised.  The way your describing to me it sounds like it is worth a lot of money.  Is it in mint condition?
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There is the front grill of a 58 Chevy that is a radio they sell at Radio Shack. He will love you for how unique it is and it will not cost you a fortune.  Or you could get him a Big Dog shirt that has plenty of muscle cars. Or you could get him a subscription to Hot Rod magazine or Muscle Car Magazine. Or all the above and he will be in heaven for his birthday. Just remember now to get his birthday cake with muscle cars/ hot rods on them!
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This might give you an indication of its value:\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/SIGNED-AUTOGRAPHED-MINDLESS-SELF-INDULGENCE-8X10-PHOTO_W0QQitemZ7619091836QQcategoryZ108727QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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Sometimes, a good way to find out the value of something like this is to insert it into eBay's completed listing search. Although I presently cannot find your particular decanter, here is an fairly close match.\n\n1971 Kansas City Royals Baseball Decanter Flint Craft \nWinning bid: US $24.50
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I can't really say I've bought anything because the vendor is a F1 sponsor. I don't smoke and I buy gasoline from independant retailers-who possibly gets filled by the same truck. I have a set of Bridgestsone Blizzaks, but obviously they have nothing to do with F1. That being said, someone must buy the stuff they flog on F1 or else they wouldn't spend the money.
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I did a few searches and they've shown that the time is TBD.  The only driver I could find a time for was Carl Edwards from 6-8pm.  The link below says that they work to make it the most up-to-date for all Roush driver appearances so I would keep my eye on it.  I also found this number and they *may* be able to help...\n(305) 230-RACE\n\nBest of luck and have fun!!
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I have seen people wearing them at several tracks since last year.  Not sure where you can get one though (maybe eBay?).  I don't think it is Official NASCAR merchandise! ;)
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Mine was a Tyco Glow in the Dark race car track, the one with a loop de do.I pulled on my moms leg for like two months for this. I never forget when I unwrapped it. I just about crapped my pants. I still have one of the cars. Don't know what happened to the track though. I wish I still had it.
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Here is the profile for your grandfather as posted here\nhttp://www.kentuckyderby.com/2006/derby_history/african_americans_in_the_derby/jockeys.html#olewis\n\n Let me say it is an honor to be the first to answer your question. Oliver Lewis helped to develop the system used to collect the past performance information for documenting the record for all races a horse has run in his lifetime. He founded my hobby and many owe him partial credit for our success and enjoyment of thoroughbred horses and racing. Fantastic question and I wish you the best of luck in your search.\n\n I suggest that you use the information from the Kentucky Derby website to research for any living relatives of the trainer, owner or breeder of Aristides. They may be able to provide you with historical information you can use to learn more about your truly great grandfather. \n\nIf you would like I can post your question to my personal network of horseracing associates and see if someone smarter than I am can provide you with some better suggestions. I have in mind one gentleman in particular who is now 84 years old and been handicapping since the 1920's. It' entirely possible he may have a story relevant to your gr. grandfather. I expect he would revell in the telling of it if indeed he did.\n\nI wish you much the best in your search.\n\nOliver Lewis:\n\nOliver Lewis rode Aristides to a two-length upset victory in the inaugural running of the Derby in 1875. The time, 2:37 3/4, established an American record for the 1 1/2 miles. Lewis was instructed to send Aristides to the lead to ensure a fast pace and set up the race for stablemate Chesapeake. He sent Aristides to the front and as the field rounded the far turn and headed for home, Chesapeake was far behind. The owner of the two horses, H. Price McGrath, told Lewis "Go on!" when he looked over at McGrath for a sign. Later that year he guided Aristides to a second in the Belmont. He won three races during Churchill's inaugural meet to take the honor as leading rider. Lewis never rode in another Kentucky Derby but was on hand for the 33rd running in 1907. Detailed information is not available, but it was reported that he later worked for a bookmaker (legal at the time) an provided detailed information on how the horses ran. This method of race result notes was later developed into charts which served as a forerunner to the Daily Racing Form and Equibase systems.
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Try Ebay.  Look up collectables, antiques or just type in Vintage Soda Bottles.
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Try nascar.com and go to the store site, or go on e-bay and put in Elliott Sadler and see what others are offering.  I've found all kinds of things there.
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try    gomotorbids.com   this is a great auction site I have been able to get several cars on this site I have been able to get some really nice cars for really good prices some as low as six dollars they have pics of all cars as well as lots of info such as the number of  cars in that production run. also a rating on the condition of the car & package,also lists features of each car & more I have bought at least 15 cars from them in the last 3 months I would give then a 5 out of 5 rating best of all they ship them right to your door and you dont have to worry about having to go out & shop for them they have all size models from 1/24 to 1/64 also ocassionaly they will have pre production prototypes that nascar teams send to them to make available for fans you will pay dearly for prototypes I've seen them sell for over 500 dollars