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Die Cast Collectibles has been in business for the past six years. We have extended our business into Custom Cars. We can reproduce cars to look like the ones that you own. We can reproduce racecars, funny cars, dragsters, sprint cars, craftsman trucks and even some regular issued cars if a die cast is made. It is simple to do. Just send us pictures of your car. If you are reproducing racing cars, than a release must be sent for each sponsor and or logos. A simple letter allowing us to use the logos and or names can do this. Pictures must be of the side view, top view and hood & truck views. The rest is up to us. After we receive pictures and letters, we will call you back with an estimate. Remember, the more cars you order, the more we can reduce the price for each car. Let us know the make, year, color and quantity for the order. Looking forward to doing business with you in the near future.

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Ed Hale Special Die Cast!

Ed Hale was truly a legend around Cajon Speedway. He passed away suddenly earlier today on September 27, 2005 in his El Cajon home. He was 67 years young.

If you had to pick one driver whose name became synonymous with Cajon Speedway over the years, it would have been "Smilin" Ed Hale. Ed was at the track when the first stock car race was held way back on June 30, 1962. He was still there when they closed the gates at the end of the 2004 season. Ya, there has been a few years when he didn't race locally, but not too many. He drove claimer stocks, super stocks, figure 8 stocks, mini-stocks, modified sportsman, midgets, sprint cars, late model sportsman, and pony stocks. About the only racecar he did not compete in is the Grand American modified. Heck, Ed even helped build Cajon Speedway. At the time the track was being built back in 1961, he was a bricklayer and he constructed some of the ticket booths here.