Jack Ingram Butch Lindley
Submitted by Andy Towler, 2008
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That ’68 Chevelle was awsome. It was built by Ronnie Hopkins (Sr) after Ronnie ended his racing relationship with Tiny Lund in the baby blue #55 Pepsi Camero of Trans-Am fame. The Chevelle was originally painted canary yellow and had the #87, for “Little” Bud Moore of Charleston. Other that Bobby Allison’s Chevelles, this was the first LMS to have four wheel discs brakes, courtsey of Ronnie’s days in Grand-Am.