@bumpertag14 years ago
Loved Hoss Ellington's chevys.
@david-bailey13 years ago
This is an incredibly rare shot. That isn't Lorenzen in the #28. It's John Sears in his lone start for Hoss. Max Berrier was driving Junie Donlavey's #90.
@gerald-medford8 years ago
No it's Fred. Was there and took the pick. look at name above door.
@david-bailey8 years ago
Lorenzen had been driving that car until the previous week. According to the record books Sears drove at Wilkesboro.
@dave-fulton6 years ago
AP wire report has Sears qualifying car for Lorenzen who was to be married on Saturday, but race on Sunday. However, Sunday race report still shows Sears driving. Interesting.
Loved Hoss Ellington's chevys.
This is an incredibly rare shot. That isn't Lorenzen in the #28. It's John Sears in his lone start for Hoss. Max Berrier was driving Junie Donlavey's #90.
No it's Fred. Was there and took the pick. look at name above door.
Lorenzen had been driving that car until the previous week. According to the record books Sears drove at Wilkesboro.
AP wire report has Sears qualifying car for Lorenzen who was to be married on Saturday, but race on Sunday. However, Sunday race report still shows Sears driving. Interesting.
The Richard Petty win series blog by RR's Chase Whitaker has national Speed Sport News coverage that says Fred failed to show for race day: http://bench-racing.blogspot.com/2011/10/october-1-this-day-in-petty-history_01.html