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1965 Chevy Chevelle 427 Pro Stock - Malcom Durham (MIC) 1/18
 EASY ORDER INFO HERE  Malcolm Durham started drag racing in the late 1950's and he was synonomous with record setting Chevrolet products, the most noteworthy which included a rather potent 1963 Z-11 Impala. Howevwer, the car that really put Malcolm Durham on the map was his Strip Blazer III. a 1965 Chevelle, one of the eastern seaboard's quickest and fastest match race cars. For towo years this car raced up and down the east coast and gained quite a following with it's wheel stand antics and rosin burning starting line rituals. Powered by a Rat 427, engine it ran in the low 10's and 138 mph. Malcolm and his two sons are still active in drag racing and run the family business 'Supercar Engineering' in washington DC.
Ertl MIC Diecast Model No. 29468  
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