Racing Champions 1:64 Bobby Hillin Jr. #44 Buss Fuses NASCAR Die-cast Car
Die-cast Collectible / Toys

Racing Champions 1:64 Bobby Hillin Jr. #44 Buss Fuses NASCAR Die-cast Car

This is a 1:64 scale die-cast toy car representing Bobby Hillin Jr.'s #44 'Buss Fuses' race car, likely from the early to mid-1990s NASCAR Winston Cup era. The vehicle features a black primary paint scheme with vibrant yellow and white graphics. The hood prominently displays the primary sponsor logo 'Buss Fuses' in yellow high-contrast lettering. The roof features the iconic racing number '44' outlined in yellow. Additional markings include the name 'COOPER' on the nose and rear spoiler, and the driver's name 'Bobby Hillin' discernible on the roof rails. Constructed from a die-cast metal body with plastic windows and chassis, it shows significant play wear characteristic of its age. Visible condition issues include noticeable paint chipping and edge wear along the front bumper, rear spoiler, and roof edges. The decals show minor fading and surface abrasions, particularly on the roof and hood. The black plastic windows appear slightly scratched and cloudy from handling. This model represents a specific era of NASCAR history when mass-produced die-cast collecting became popular, manufactured by Racing Champions, known for their authentic sponsor liveries and budget-friendly level of detail.

Estimated Value

$3.00 - $8.00

Basic Information

Category

Die-cast Collectible / Toys

Appraised On

February 21, 2026

Estimated Value

$3.00 - $8.00

Item Description

This is a 1:64 scale die-cast toy car representing Bobby Hillin Jr.'s #44 'Buss Fuses' race car, likely from the early to mid-1990s NASCAR Winston Cup era. The vehicle features a black primary paint scheme with vibrant yellow and white graphics. The hood prominently displays the primary sponsor logo 'Buss Fuses' in yellow high-contrast lettering. The roof features the iconic racing number '44' outlined in yellow. Additional markings include the name 'COOPER' on the nose and rear spoiler, and the driver's name 'Bobby Hillin' discernible on the roof rails. Constructed from a die-cast metal body with plastic windows and chassis, it shows significant play wear characteristic of its age. Visible condition issues include noticeable paint chipping and edge wear along the front bumper, rear spoiler, and roof edges. The decals show minor fading and surface abrasions, particularly on the roof and hood. The black plastic windows appear slightly scratched and cloudy from handling. This model represents a specific era of NASCAR history when mass-produced die-cast collecting became popular, manufactured by Racing Champions, known for their authentic sponsor liveries and budget-friendly level of detail.

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