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Kasey Kahne: Cars
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In January, Kasey Kahne made the early trip to Daytona International Speedway in order to begin the preseason testing that would help shape his No. 9 Dodge Dealers/UAW team in 2006. Keeping things simple, Kahne's test car featured a primer grey paint scheme with only the familiar Evernham Motorsports No. 9 logo pronounced on the roof and doors. The HOTO 1:24 scale track tested die-cast car a limited edition of 3,504 (subject to change).
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Kasey Kahne drove down the stretch of the 2007 season in this Dodge® Sam Bass Holiday® #9 Charger. The 1:24 scale die-cast car features the sponsor logo on the decklid, side panels and trunk. The limited edition stock car features a die-cast body and chassis, manufacturer-specific engine detail, and an opening hood and trunk with detailed compartment. The officially licensed stock car is designed with tampo-printed graphics.
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This Kasey Kahne youth Child swimsuit from Chase Authentics is made with a durable nylon shell and polyester lining. The high-quality swimsuit has 2 side pockets and a stretchy elastic waistband with a drawstring to help ensure a comfortable fit. This officially licensed swimsuit is decorated in the team colors and designed with the driver's car number and replica signature embroidered on the upper right leg.
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On November 16, 2007 at Homestead-Miami Speedway Kahne was going to the motorhome lot at the track after Friday's practice was over. He was stopped by Archibald Hutchinson a 62 year old track security guard who refused to let him into the lot without credentials (Kahne did not have his credentials at the time since he had just got out of his car and was still in his driver's suit). Kahne tried to go around the guard to his motorhome on his golf cart when he was stopped by Hutchinson. When Kasey was asked for credentials he became agitated and told Hutchinson he didn't need them since he was a driver. The guard blocked him again, Kahne then pushed Hutchinson to the ground, according to a report by the Homestead Police Department. Kahne was then taken into custody shortly but released on the condition he would later appear for his criminal hearing.
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Kahne burst onto the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series scene in 2004 by contending for wins on a weekly basis. The 2004 Rookie of the Year recorded 13 top-five finishes and completed the season 13th in the point standings, missing the Chase for the Cup (?) by a mere 28 points. Kahne followed the 2004 season up by scoring his first career Cup Series win during the 2005 season at Richmond International Raceway, followed by a close second to Tony Stewart in the prestigious Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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Kasey Kahne drives toward victory lane in this 2008 #9 Charger. The 1:64 scale die-cast stock car features manufacturer-specific engine detail, an opening hood, limited interior detail and tampo-printed graphics with high-quality paint.
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