In case you didn't know, Jack Roush is celebrating his 25th year in NASCAR.
The other day when I was watching a telecast I noticed the Ricky Stenhouse #6 Roush car was being sponsored by Cargill Beef:
Jack evidently has a thing for beef. How could we ever forget all the success Mark Martin had for Roush in his Winn-Dixie #60 Busch Series car? That car carried the Winn-Dixie slogan "The Beef People" on it.
But, Jack Roush was late to the NASCAR beef party. In January 1984, Wendy's unveiled its famed "Where's the Beef" ad campaign.
At the time, Rocky Mount, NC-based Hardee's was sponsoring the Harry Ranier #28 driven by Cale Yarborough. Hardee's answered Wendy's question by painting "It's All Here" on the rear of Cale's car. I haven't found a photo, but when Richard beat Cale at Daytona in July 1984 for his 200th win, that saying was on the back of Cale's car.
Anyhow, if any of you have a beef, please take it to Jeff, lol.
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updated by @dave-fulton: 12/16/16 07:54:05AM