SGT Diecast
  • Veteran owned
  • NASCAR diecast
  • 1/24 and 1/64
  • Autographed

NASCAR diecast. Built for speed. Inspired by service.

NASCAR diecast in 1/24 and 1/64. Browse products and upcoming releases.

  • Veteran owned
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Concept illustration made from William's own #18 livery renders: the black #18 car doing a burnout on a speedway's checkered start/finish line at sunset, tire smoke pouring off its rear tires, with a paratrooper carrying a large American flag down over the grandstand and the floodlights.
Concept illustration

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  1. Premier Shopon Whatnot
  2. 5.0from 1,164 reviews
  3. 1 dayaverage ship time
  4. 3Ksold
  5. 5.1Kfollowers
  6. Veteranowned

Stamped from his Whatnot profile, read October 9, 2026. Whatnot rounds the sold and follower counts.

Vehicle 18

Walk around the #18

William is having this car made for next season: a black #18 in his SGT Diecast colors, with the bald eagle and the flag down both sides. These are the renders he shared. Drag the car, or tap a view, to walk around it.

Render of William's #18 car, front three-quarter, left: black with the bald eagle, the flag, SGT Diecast and the 18.

Livery renders shared by William, October 7, 2026, each set on one studio backdrop. The car is being made for next season.

Race week

Live shows on Whatnot

William sells live on Whatnot. The board counts down to his next show on your own clock, the track map lays the week out as one lap, and each show link opens its Whatnot page.

Schedule as listed on Whatnot, October 16, 2026Times in ET
Schedule as listed on Whatnot, October 16, 2026. Start times are Eastern Time.
DateStart (ET)ShowLink
Sat Oct 1711:00 AMOVER 200 CARS NASCAR DIECAST 1/24 & 1/64On Whatnot
Sun Oct 1810:00 AMMOVING INTO RETAIL SHOP GIVEAWAYS 1/24 & 1/64 200 PLUS CARS IN STOCKOn Whatnot
Sun Oct 186:00 PMOVER 200 CARS NASCAR DIECAST 1/24 & 1/64On Whatnot
Mon Oct 1910:00 AMMoving into retail shop giveaways nascar diecast 1/24 & 1/64On Whatnot
Mon Oct 196:00 PMNASCAR DIECAST 1/24 & 1/64On Whatnot
Tue Oct 2010:00 AMNASCAR DIECAST 1/24th & 1/64th & FLAGSOn Whatnot
Wed Oct 2110:00 AMNASCAR DIECAST 1/24th & 1/64th & FLAGSOn Whatnot
Thu Oct 2210:00 AMNASCAR DIECAST 1/24th & 1/64th & FLAGSOn Whatnot
Fri Oct 2310:00 AMNASCAR DIECAST 1/24th & 1/64th & FLAGSOn Whatnot
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Show length is not listed. Whatnot is the live schedule.

Starting grid

Six on the grid. What he sells.

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Concept illustration: a 1:24 stock car diecast in a plain black, red and gold livery on a black display base, a silver paint-marker scrawl across its hood, an acrylic cover set aside, in a race garage with a checkered wall stripe.

Signed

Autographed diecast

His recurring Whatnot show is billed as 1,500+ autographed NASCAR diecast.

Ask William about any piece before you buy.

Concept illustration: a 1:24 stock car diecast in a plain black livery with red and white stripes and gold stars, parked on a stack of racing tires with a lug wrench beside it.

1/24

1/24 diecast

The big scale: a 1:24 of a Next Gen Cup car is about 8 inches long.

In his own words, William is a Lionel Racing dealer.

Concept illustration: eight 1:64 stock car diecasts in matching black, red and gold liveries lined up two by two behind a painted checkered start/finish line.

1/64

1/64 diecast

The pocket scale: a 1:64 of the same car is about 3 inches long.

His show titles list 1/24 and 1/64 side by side.

Concept illustration: a black, red and gold dirt late model diecast on packed red clay, mud splattered along its sides.

Dirt

Dirt cars

In his own words, William is an ACME dirt car dealer.

Ask him which dirt cars he has before the next show.

Concept illustration: three red, black and gold race fan flags with stars and checkered panels clamped to a concrete pit wall.

Flags

Driver flags

3x5 driver flags, $20 each as listed on Whatnot, October 9, 2026.

Flags listed that day include William Byron, Denny Hamlin and Corey Heim.

Concept illustration: rows of boxed 1:24 and 1:64 diecast stacked on a steel garage workbench, a blank clipboard checklist resting against them.

Collections

Collections

His Whatnot bio says he is buying and selling NASCAR collections.

Tell William what you have with the form on this page.

Grid images: concept illustrations, generated for this design. Never photos of his inventory.

Tech inspection

1/24 or 1/64?

A NASCAR Next Gen Cup car is 193.4 inches long. Built at 1:24 that is a model about 8 inches long; at 1:64, about 3.

So a 1/24 runs about 2.7 times the length of a 1/64. The ruler draws both at one scale.

1:248.06 in
1:643.02 in
Both bars drawn to one scale on your screen, in inches. Not life size.

Source: Next Gen (NASCAR), Wikipedia infobox, read October 6, 2026: 193.4 in long. 193.4 / 24 = 8.06 in; 193.4 / 64 = 3.02 in. Real models vary by maker; this is the arithmetic, not a measured model.

Signed pieces

Autographed diecast

One of his Whatnot show titles, as he wrote it:

1500 + Autographed NASCAR DIECAST AND 4000 OTHER 1/24th & 1/64th
Show title on Whatnot, as listed October 9, 2026

Ask William about any piece before you buy.

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None of the nine shows listed on Whatnot on October 16, 2026 carry that title.

One lamp per show, by its October date. Lit: billed with that title. Schedule as listed on Whatnot, October 16, 2026.

Collection intake

Selling a collection? Tell William what you have.

His Whatnot bio says he is buying and selling NASCAR collections. Contact William directly to tell him what you have.

Rather talk it through?

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Sell your collection

Online inquiry forms are currently unavailable. Contact William directly.

About

Back in racing collectibles, and having a blast doing it.

Authentic.Quality.Passion.

His line, from his own poster art.

William Reed has sold racing collectibles before. The record, from his own Whatnot bio:

Autograph Alley
His brick-and-mortar sports and racing collectibles store, many years ago. He sold that business 25 years ago, in his words.
Whatnot
Live NASCAR diecast shows and a shop, where Whatnot marks him a Premier Shop.
Collections
Buying and selling NASCAR collections, in his words, and having a blast doing it.
Veteran owned
As his badge says.
His own banner art: the SGT Diecast starburst logo over a digital camouflage field.

Thank you for your support!

Whatnot reviews

5.0 on Whatnot from 1,164 reviews

Dated figures read October 9, 2026. Read his reviews on Whatnot.

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Before you buy

Questions collectors ask

Answered from his own listings and profile. Anything else, ask William.

How do I buy from SGT Diecast?

Two ways. Preorder on this site: add a piece to your cart and reserve it for $0 today with your card saved through Stripe. Or join one of William's live shows on Whatnot and buy there under Whatnot's terms. Online checkout for pieces in stock is not open yet; contact William about one.

What scales do you carry?

NASCAR diecast in 1/24 and 1/64. Scaled from a Next Gen Cup car, a 1/24 is about 8 inches long and a 1/64 about 3 inches.

Do you buy collections?

Yes. His Whatnot bio says he is buying and selling NASCAR collections. Tell William what you have with the form on this page, or call or text him at (203) 994-0877.

Do you sell autographed diecast?

Yes. His recurring Whatnot show is titled 1500 + Autographed NASCAR DIECAST AND 4000 OTHER 1/24th & 1/64th. Ask William about any piece before you buy. Autographed pieces in the store are described with the facts we have for each piece.

Do you sell driver flags?

Yes. 3x5 driver flags were listed at $20 each on Whatnot on October 9, 2026.

When are the shows?

Nine shows were listed on Whatnot on October 16, 2026, from Saturday, October 17 to Friday, October 23, with start times in Eastern Time. The Show Board on this page counts down to the next show William lists, on your own clock.

How fast do orders ship?

Whatnot shows his average ship time as 1 day, read on October 9, 2026.

Why do the schedule and prices carry a date?

They are dated reads: the show schedule and the prices are as listed on Whatnot on October 9, 2026, and Whatnot keeps the current ones.

How do preorders work?

A preorder reserves a piece that has not arrived yet. You pay $0 today and save your card with Stripe. We charge it only after the piece physically arrives at SGT Diecast and William confirms the charge. Every preorder shows a separate expected ship-by date. You can cancel at no cost any time before we charge your card. If the date moves, we email you first.

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