Description:

This complete set of 28 collectible $5 PhonePak 2 phone cards from 1997 features prominent NASCAR drivers and racing personalities. Each card displays a photographic portrait of a driver or racing figure associated with Finish Line Racing, wearing team uniforms adorned with sponsor logos. The cards have "FIVE DOLLARS" printed at the top left corner in bold, black letters, and the name of each driver is shown prominently at the bottom in large black font. Each card also includes a small black and gold Finish Line Racing logo in the lower right corner.

The set includes well-known drivers such as Bill Elliott in a red racing suit with Coca-Cola and McDonald’s logos; Jeff Gordon wearing a red suit and blue cap with Dupont and Gatorade sponsorships; Mark Martin in a white racing suit with Valvoline and Simpson branding; Rusty Wallace sporting a black racing jacket featuring Genuine draft and Mobil logos; and Terry Labonte in a bright yellow and red Kellogg’s Corn Flakes suit with a matching black Kellogg’s cap.

Additional cards in the collection highlight racers like Ricky Rudd in a multi-colored Winston Cup racing suit; Bobby Labonte wearing black with a Shell logo and Interstate sponsorship; Sterling Marlin in a distinctive yellow Kodak Film uniform; Darrell Waltrip in a white shirt; and Ted Musgrave in a dark blue racing suit with Family Primestar branding. Others include Brett Bodine, Geoffrey Bodine, John Andretti, Ken Schrader, Bobby Hamilton, Derrike Cope, Ward Burton, Joe Nemechek, Kenny Wallace, Michael Wallace, Morgan Shepherd, Jeremy Mayfield, Ricky Craven, Dale Jarrett, Jimmy Spencer, and Michael Waltrip holding a trophy.

Each card captures the drivers in candid or posed moments, either smiling or serious, emphasizing their association with NASCAR Winston Cup racing and various sponsors. The background colors and settings vary but primarily showcase the drivers’ expressions and racing attire, emphasizing the corporate trademarks and logos prominently featured on their uniforms.

Since we have the world's largest inventory of USA phonecards for collectors, you will not necessarily receive the identical serial/batch/PIN number that we have scanned/pictured.