Description:

These nine collectible phone cards represent famous NASCAR drivers from the 1995 racing season, issued by Press Pass Racing. Each card features a color portrait of the driver in their racing gear alongside a detailed image of their signature race car. The cards are valued at $5 each and include a gold vertical strip on the left with the driver's name in uppercase letters, the words "Press Pass Phone Card," and a checkered flag logo that reads "Press Pass NASCAR."

The drivers featured on the cards are Jeff Gordon, Ken Schrader, Sterling Marlin, Terry Labonte, Ricky Rudd, Kyle Petty, Dale Jarrett, Michael Waltrip, and Mark Martin. Jeff Gordon is shown wearing sunglasses and a red racing suit with sponsor logos including DuPont; his car prominently displays the number 24. Ken Schrader is dressed in a red Budweiser uniform and red Budweiser hat with his red race car depicted on the card. Sterling Marlin’s card has him in a yellow Kodak racing suit, with his yellow-and-red Kodak-sponsored Chevrolet Monte Carlo race car. Terry Labonte sports a black and red Texaco Havoline racing jacket and hat, with his black and red Texaco Havoline car pictured. Ricky Rudd wears a bright pink Exide Batteries uniform, a black cap, and sunglasses with his pink and black Exide race car shown. Kyle Petty is captured smiling in a Coors Light racing suit, paired with an image of his red and blue Coors Light Pontiac. Dale Jarrett holds a trophy while wearing a colorful Valvoline racing suit and matching white cap, alongside his yellow #88 Corn Flakes Chevrolet. Michael Waltrip appears in a yellow Pennzoil suit and tinted glasses, with his yellow Pennzoil race car featured. Mark Martin wears a white racing suit with Valvoline sponsorship, and his white and red Valvoline Ford is also shown.

These cards are part of a complete set of nine from 1995 and showcase prominent NASCAR personalities and their vehicles from one of the sport’s notable eras.

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