Question of the day for March 27, 2011

OK i will have to say first the number 29 of Dick Hutcherson gold and at first had red numbers and all so the red and gold Coke Cola of Bobby Allison cool cars

I really liked the #22 black and gold '62 Pontiac Catalina that Fireball Roberts drove to victory in the '62 Daytona 500......back when stock cars were real. It was sponsored by Stephens Pontiac in Daytona and built by Smokey Yunick, and I thought it was the prettiest race car I had ever seen. I was a huge Fireball Roberts fan at that time, but I never cared as much for the red and white version of the same car (or maybe the '63 version).Ialso really enjoyed watching any of the Plymouth Superbirds and Dodge Daytonas when they were running. Those cars just looked fast........even when they were sitting still.

This one's easy - # 98 Benny Parsons. Great, very visible yellow paint, blue number, few decals, etc. From the old ARCA days before "we" gave Benny to NASCAR, ESPN, and the rest of the world.

Steve

I'll surprise everyone, I like the Woodbrothers 1972 Purolater Mercury 21 that David Pearson

drove. Rex White 1960 Chev,4

Thanks ,Harlow Reynolds,Lynchburg,Va.

Charlie Glotzbach's #99 purple & white '70 Dow Dodge Daytona Charger. BEEE-YOO-TEE-FUL.

Also Alan Kulwicki's #7 white & orange '92 Hooters Ford "Underbird."

In the 60s it was Fireballs #22 and the 67 ply. of Pettys. I liked all of the Daytonas and Superbirds. In the 70s it was the #12 Coke car. Gary Myers brought a Monte Carlo to Talladega that had a swirl paint that was depending on how the sun hit it depended on what color it was. It looked white, blue, silver or chrome. It wasnt a very fast car but it was beautiful going around the track.Then there was the famed #21 also a good looking car.Hoss Ellingtons dayglow Pylon Bldes cars were also very sharp on the track. But I guess my altime favorite was the 1963 chev of Juniors # 3 Holly Farms car.

For obvious reasons!