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Hi All,

I have this Camillus 717 that appears to be a collectors edition for Rusty Wallace? I'm not a huge Nascar fan, so I may be getting the driver wrong.

Anybody know anything about this particular knife? Cannot find anything online about the Nascar stamp on it.

Thanks

Chris

...that's one I've never seen before!!............ ...............

Hello Chris & Welcome to the AAPK! Sorry I can't help you with your question but it is a good looking knife!

Chrisd703 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 12, 2020 2:37 pm Hi All,

I have this Camillus 717 that appears to be a collectors edition for Rusty Wallace? I'm not a huge Nascar fan, so I may be getting the driver wrong.

Anybody know anything about this particular knife? Cannot find anything online about the Nascar stamp on it.

Thanks

Chris

Hi and to AAPK.
I am by no means, an expert on any aspect of cutlery.
If that knife isn't a special factory order, and I don't believe it is,
then my best guess is that a fan of Rusty Wallace, "modified" the knife.

Hi Skip,

Thank you. Ya know, I can't believe I hadn't thought of that! That would certainly explain why it's not traceable anywhere online. I will say, that if someone custom did it themselves, they did a near flawless job. I wish I was a Rusty Wallace fan!

Chris

Chrisd703 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 12, 2020 6:27 pm Hi Skip,

Thank you. Ya know, I can't believe I hadn't thought of that! That would certainly explain why it's not traceable anywhere online. I will say, that if someone custom did it themselves, they did a near flawless job. I wish I was a Rusty Wallace fan!

Chris

Ok Chris, Skip caught me, I did it.

If you don't like the knife, you could always sell it as a Brad Keselowski knife. He has the same car number. Most of the time when a driver retires, the same number goes to the next driver of that car. More often than not, the "font" doesn't change either. That's too bad because then people don't know which driver you're referring to.

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Mike