Mike Dunn Mopar Winnebago 1997 Top Fuel Dragster 1:24 Diecast – 1 of 9,000 Action / Lionel NHRA Collectible

Some racers leave their mark in more than one lane.

Mike Dunn did it behind the wheel — and behind the microphone.

The son of legendary Funny Car driver “Big Jim” Dunn, Mike grew up in drag racing’s inner circle. He carved out his own Top Fuel success in the 1990s, earning multiple NHRA national event victories and establishing himself as a consistent contender in one of the sport’s toughest eras.

By 1997, piloting the Mopar / Winnebago Top Fuel Dragster, Dunn was a respected veteran in a field packed with heavy hitters. The late-’90s Top Fuel class was pushing performance limits further every season, and Dunn’s smooth, disciplined driving style kept him competitive against the best in the business.

After stepping out of the cockpit, Mike became one of NHRA’s most trusted voices in broadcasting — helping explain clutch management, track conditions, and nitro strategy to millions of fans. Few drivers have contributed as much to both competition and education in the sport.

This 1997 Mike Dunn Mopar Winnebago Top Fuel Dragster 1:24 diecast, produced by Action / Lionel and limited to 1 of 9,000 made, captures that mid-’90s nitro era — bold Mopar branding and sleek Top Fuel lines.

Pre-owned and in great condition, this piece is ideal for collectors who appreciate racing families, Mopar performance heritage, and drivers who gave back to the sport.

Product Details

• Driver: Mike Dunn

• Family Legacy: Son of “Big Jim” Dunn

• Car: 1997 Mopar Winnebago Top Fuel Dragster

• Scale: 1:24

• Manufacturer: Action / Lionel

• Production: Limited to 9,000 Produced

• Series: NHRA Top Fuel

• Condition: Pre-Owned – Great Condition

• Category: NHRA Top Fuel Dragster Diecast & Drag Racing Memorabilia

For collectors who respect multi-generation racing families and drivers who helped grow the sport beyond the track, Mike Dunn represents both horsepower and heritage.

At Revelry1, we don’t just sell diecast.

We preserve the families who built drag racing.