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Nick Lachey Hits Hot Wheels Anniversary Party
Posted by Natasha on February 16, 2008 // Category: News, Pictures // |
Every guy loves cars. That’s nothing new. And when Mattel asked Nick Lachey to glam up their 40th Anniversary festivities, he couldn’t say no.
The “What’s Left of Me” singer showed up at the 40th Anniversary event in New York City earlier today for the unveiling of a one-of-a-kind custom jeweled 1:64-scale Hot Wheels car.
Custom jeweler Jason of Beverly Hills was commissioned to create the car, in commemoration of the production of the 4 billionth Hot Wheels vehicle.
According to a press release, “The diamonds on the custom-made jeweled car, valued at $140,000, total more than 2,700 and weigh nearly 23 carats in total weight. The car is cast in 18-karat white gold with the majority of the vehicle detailed with micro pave-set brilliant blue diamonds, mimicking the Hot Wheels® Spectraflame® blue paint.”
Clad in a dark suit with white shirt, Lachey hammed it up, seeming to enjoy the pomp and circumstance of the day.
View pics here!
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Princy | February 19, 2008 @ 9:58 am PST
Thanks for all the pictures, some I haven’t seen before….
How’s everybody doing????
Think SPRING - it’s right around the corner! ! !
Team Lachey - SUMMER’S not far away! ! !
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mocha | February 19, 2008 @ 1:48 pm PST
Hey Princy! I check the site every single day but noone is posting, and there’s really nothing going on with Nick…..but I’m still here.
I wish everyone would come back to posting. I’m pretty sure once he releases his album, it will return back to normal around here, take care!
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