What is a CarTuned Double Dripped chase?

The short version

Double Dripped chases carry a double paint finish that sets them apart from the standard release of the same casting. ClubTuned records them as ultra-rare chase variants.

Double Dripped is not a Red Bottom

These are two different chase types, and confusing them is the most common mistake collectors make:

• Red Bottom — identified by a red-painted base.
• Double Dripped — identified by its double paint finish.

Owning one does not give you the other. In the ClubTuned catalog each has its own record, its own photography, and its own ownership count, and a Double Dripped record never appears inside the Red Bottoms view (or the reverse).

How to verify one

• Identify the casting first — year, make, model — on its release page.
• Compare the finish against the standard release photography in the catalog.
• Check the chase record for that casting; if ClubTuned has documented it, its photos and details are on its own page.

Where to look on ClubTuned

Browse the Double Dripped view for documented Double Dripped records.

What this answer does not claim

We do not publish production numbers, pull rates, or values for Double Dripped chases. "Ultra-rare" here describes how CarTuned positions the variant, not a quantity we can verify.