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1994 Chevy Lumina (Terry Labonte) Winston Cup Stock Car
The car was built by Hendricks Racing in 1993 and was originally liveried in Ricky Rudd's Tide colors. 1994 redone in Terry's Kelloggs colors and has appeared as such since.
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The car was built by Hendricks Racing in 1993 and was originally liveried in Ricky Rudd's Tide colors. 1994 redone in Terry's Kelloggs colors and has appeared as such since.
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Truly a great road-race 'Vette, it has raced with HSR, VSCDA, and the Midwest Council.
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The car has run in the SCCA and Midwest Council.
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The owner has competed in SCCA slalom, Solo 1, SCCA B Prod, SCCA GT1, all in the So. Cal Region.
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The car raced in SCCa's DP and then GT-3 class since 1978, 3 wins at June Sprints, 2 5th place finishes at SCCA Runoffs (1999 most recent). It is a consistent 1st or 2nd place car in SCCA GT-3 Central Div. points in the last ten years.
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The car was actually road registered and driven for years in Minnesota.
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The current owner purchased the car from Kyle Mcentire. 1997 raced at Daytona, Charlotte, Homestead, Moroso, Sebring, Roebling Road, Road Atlanta, Etc..
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This car was raced in endurance and Trans-Am events from 1971-1976. It was driven mainly by Al Mason, and featured other drivers such as Bill Adam, Craig Fisher, John Powell and Jaques Duval. After the car was retired it was in storage until its 198
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The car was built in 1999 and since then the owner has not used it much due to business commitments. the car has been shaken down but, due to lack of seat time the car has not reached its full potential.
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Raced in the Trans-Am for 3 races (Mosport, Cleveland and Detroit) with original owner Murray Edwards (1990). The car was then sold to current owner, and raced in IMSA S1 class at Halifax and Mosport with drivers Dave Smith and John Nicholson (1995
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The current owner purchased this car in 1979 shortly after it set lap records at P.B.I.R. and its S. E. Regional Championship status in 1978. While this car has been updated to many of today's race car standards, even vintage car purists should ta
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The current owner can trace it back to the last owner who owned the car from 1982-1997. The car resided in Washington State during those years before being transplanted to Texas.
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This car was built in 1973 for IMSA competition, it is not a factory L-88 car but ran as a L-88 427 C.I. car. In 1974 the car competed in 4 or 5 events (200 MPH at Talladega). I n1975 the car was registered and ran SCCA A-Prod with registration # -
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This car began racing in 1975 as a slolom race car. It was brought into California and brought up to Solo I standards with the help of Richard Gulfstrand technology. It was then sold to a gentleman in San Diego who took the car one step further and
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Chevron had a relatively low presence in F2 in 1975, concentrating their efforts in Formula Atlantic. They were just pipped by Tony Brise in a Modus and had Jim Crawford had proper funding they would almost certainly won. Gunnar Nilsson took a st
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New for 1969 works driver Reine Wissell debuted the F3 B15 with a win at Snetterton despite having broken ribs from writing off a B8 the previous day. He want on to a season of ding-dong F3 battles against the likes of Tim Shenken, Ronnie Peterson
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For the 1975 season Chevron decided to focus their open wheel efforts on Formula Atlantic. They produced a front running car which yielded a string of victories. This car is the 5th of 25 built and went initially to Malaysia. From there it went to