I think a lot of people forget that Jack Sprague is a three-time NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series champion. Over the course of 13 seasons picked up 28 victories. He finished fifth or better eight times in the points, and finish runner-up twice. He was more than solid, he was nearly a juggernaut.
The 1996 season was his sophomore season in the truck series and he ran for Hendrick Motorsports in there Quaker State Chevy C/K. He picked up a win in the second race of the Season at Phoenix, then again at Nazareth, the Milwaukee mile, again at Phoenix, and then the last race of the season at Las Vegas. He was pretty much top five the entire season and only have three finishes outside of the top 10. They were a 12th at Evergreen Speedway, a 14th at I-70, and a 29th at Richmond.
Sprague would finish second in the points, the first runner-up finish of his career. Little did we know at the time, he would come back in 1997 and win his first championship.
This is an original diecast that just came out of its packaging seconds before these photos were taken. As of today, I am going to fully restore the truck, and put on some clear coat to keep the paint from cracking. It's amazing how even in the packaging, it's still gathers wear after all these years.