I have been collecting NASCAR cards on and off since 1993, unfortunatly more off then on. I decided in April 2009 that I would scan my ENTIRE collection, and the scanning started on 4/26/09. Previously I had scanned the autographed, race used and serially numbered cards only.

This system will not be flawless- For instance 1996 Upper Deck Virtual Velocity will be after all Upper Deck Road to the Cup cards, 1996 Maxx Over the Wall will be after Maxx Made in America cards, etc. Also, to appear in number order, the cards have to have a three digit code. For instance in a set that has 120 cards, card #1 will have to be listed as card #001, card number 67 will have to be labeled #067. For sets that are 99 cards or less, only a two digit code will be needed.

For Press Pass products, I am not going to re-type Press Pass for all of them. Example: Press Pass Eclipse becomes just Eclipse, Press Pass Stealth becomes just Stealth, etc. The same holds true for Wheels. Wheels American Thunder becomes American Thunder, Wheels High Gear becomes High Gear. This is mainly done for space constrains as Fotki does not allow a very long title. For Upper Deck Road to the Cup and Upper Deck Victory Lane, they will read as UD Road to the Cup and UD Victory Lane.

Hit scan #1000 on 7/25/09, #2000 on 8/19/09, #3000 on 9/26/09, #4000 on 11/19/09, #5000 on 11/23/09, #6000 on 11/26/09, #7000 on 2/1/10, #8000 on 7/1/10, #9000 on 7/11/10, halfway AND 10,000 on 7/18/10, #11000 on 7/21/10, 12000 on 8/1/10, 13000 on 8/3/10, 14000 on 8/12/10, 15000 on 8/15/10, 16000 on 8/26/10, 17000 on 8/28/10, 18000 and 19000 on 9/2/10, reached 19,658 (The end!) on 9/3/10. There is one small box of cards that has gone missing so the collection is not yet complete, but...until I find them....this is it!
Hit 20000 with new additions on 10/7/10

These are NOT for sale!

These are NOT for sale

These are NOT for sale!

Cards that came with die cast cars.

A look behind the scenes!

Photos #1-19 have full labels describing the process in detail

Don't laugh....but, back in the mid 1990s, I decided to make my own cards using posterboard and markers. I made quite a few of them, but I didn't concern myself with such things as proper spelling, staying in the lines or anything near even cuts along the edges.

I even made at least one paralell!

The time was mostly 1995, but some were, I think, 1994 as well.

Each card was a one off. I did number them but I put two different numbers on most of them, and I don't remember which one was the card number and which one was something else. I also didn't number them in order of making them, they were just numbered randomly, like you get when you open a pack.

The only criteria for getting a card appears to have been, there must have been a 1/64 car of theirs in my collection.

I was about 10 or 11 when I made these, depending on the time of the year (I have no idea when)

Read the captions to see my reasons!

Boxes that NASCAR cards came in!