Looks like a diecast version of the General Lee slot car my Dad had as a teenager. I think that one came in roughly the mid-1980s.

it looks like a fresh blister pull.

I had one of these at one time in my collection - made for a nice stock car!

Ideal Slam Shifters produced a few different versions of the 69 Charger.

The example above was possibly found in the Cannon Blaster playset.



I believe a certain number of these models were produced,
however only a small percentage of them actually made it into a set.
The bulk was mysteriously released in a part numbered box as shown.
The car is intended to have this plastic roll cage included with the set so
that the car lands on its wheels the majority of the time (Yes I tested it!)






The same casting was also released as the General Lee
and believed to be a Dukes of Hazzard playset exclusive.





This next version is also believed to be exclusively
found in the Countdown Crossfire Raceway playset.
It has a plastic body and the front end is modified
similar to the Slam Banshee lighted casting.









Originally I had thought all of the above models were only
found either loose with a box or a generic blister, (Never made it
into a set) or included with a playset. That all changed with this
example of the Cannon Blaster.



Even though it's the only one so far that I have seen in a blister,
that's not very exceptional. However, the casting is clearly different
from the other common version. The rear fender ( Without the flag )
along with the front fender are shorter. The casting itself is shorter
and more narrow.






Good news, I found another loose example of the short body and
it's on the way, although it's in poor condition.​

Cheers
Eric

Good to see you back at the Garage, Eric!

Welcome back, Eric!

Good news, the loose example arrived!

More comparison photos for your viewing pleasure.

Welcome back Eric. I had a Slam Shifter red #33 charger as a kid

I like the casting, the General Lee and the gold one are georgeous

Eric, check your PM's