1981 Mason-Dixon 500
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I still have my Truxmore patch - never sewn, kept it just as sent me by the company.
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1981 Mason-Dixon 500
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From J.C. Hayes' RR collection:
From Ray Lamm's collection:
And a pic I have in my Photobucket album. I don't have it sourced there - but I many have poached it from Ray's Fotki collection:
Old Dale Earnhardt Toy from 1983
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I've got 2 1:64 scale Ertl cars of Richard Petty. One was supposed to be the 1980 Caprice and the other the 1981 Buick. The Caprice looked like it had monster truck tires on the thing. But I still have them both and in a display cabinet.
I think I've got one of DW's Gatorade car as the Caprice too. "Dolly"
You're In the Army Now - NOT; Stewart-Haas Loses Sponsor
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Guessing 88 is next - though the felon should have an easier time replacing dollars on Dale Jr's car than Smoke and his felon co-owner will on the 39.
July 9: The King conquers the North
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A few clippings from the Lewiston Daily Sun.
July 9: The King conquers the North
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With 2 of 3 of those fellers no longer with us, I sure would like to know from Holmer if any Schaefer was consumed at the Boot Hill as that system was brainstormed. In the early 70s, the brand was still near the top of the heap.
July 9: The King conquers the North
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1967 Northern 300 - Trenton Speedway in New Jersey - and RR member Brian Hauck meets the King for the first time
http://bench-racing.blogspot.com/2012/07/july-9-this-day-in-petty-history-part-1.html
1968 Maine 300 - Oxford Plains Speedway in Maine
http://bench-racing.blogspot.com/2012/07/july-9-this-day-in-petty-history-part-2.html
updated by @tmc-chase: 07/09/18 10:58:43AM
Rex White: Why I decided to be a racer
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While combing through Google News Archive tonight, I stumbled across this neat article from the May 5, 1962 issue of [ The Spartanburg Herald ]. I don't think I've seen this article posted here before. If you click the link to view the paper's article, right below this one is a neat little write-up about Red Myler who was discussed here recently.
updated by @tmc-chase: 12/05/16 04:00:58PM
DEFINITION OF TO CLOSE FOR COMFORT
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Still learning of course. But if he pulls a stunt like that next year in Cup, someone will flip him into Lake Lloyd!