We are "JEFF GORDON" boys here.. We also love Jr.!

I like watching the old races from the 50's and 60's. I'll likely tune in for Daytona.
Todd

Michigan  last april 07and april 06 Monte Carlo club get togehter   free laps around track..Bought my son-in-law a jeff gordon car on e-bay $8899.00 plus 750.00 shipping from N.Y.  anthing you need?   lol

I play an online pool which is kind of fun.............Its free,  You draft a team and every few weeks you can make a couple of trades. There are no real prizes, but its fun talking trash to the other guys............Take a look if you are interested. Just register and pick a team....

http://cffl.affordabledesign.org/index.php

most of dale jr's big wins came on an anniversary of one of dale sr's wins.
was 10 years ago sr won the 500, my bets are on jr.

69Laurentian wrote:

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Interesting story while we are on the NASCAR subject: When I had my 1960 Catalina for sale I received a phone call from a fellow with a very strong southern accent. He wanted to buy my car and convert it to a clone of "the car I won the 1961 Daytona in". Yes, it was Marvin Paunch, the guy who won Dayton in a Smokey Yunick built 1960 Pontiac. Unfortunately we couldn't agree on a price. He really only wanted a rust free shell and this car was too nice to gut out in my opinion. I see he must have found one as just the other day I saw him on TV and there was a perfect replica of his winning car.

Todd

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    you had a car like this?     where why how come   you talked to Marvin  wow

todd,
WOW!!! one of nascar's greats! 
great pic too!

-- Edited by 69 belair at 20:59, 2008-02-14

I posted a pic on another forum. Here it is again (in stock form, NOT stock car form..I couldn't bear to see it get stripped and caged...but then again money would have talked!)

She had 59000 original miles. The paint was original. I tracked down the original owner (Burl Sprinkle!) in Texas and had quite a long conversation with him about the car. There was a lot of scribbles on the owners manual. Turns out his wife would give the owners manual to their young son (at the time) with a pencil to keep him quiet! I have other photos which I will scan and post. I put poverty caps on it and had a correct tri power intake (the carbs for Pontiac tri powers are VERY hard to find). I even found a NOS set of Hedman headers with exhaust cutouts! I miss that car!
           Todd

69Laurentian wrote:

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I posted a pic on another forum. Here it is again (in stock form, NOT stock car form..I couldn't bear to see it get stripped and caged...but then again money would have talked!)

She had 59000 original miles. The paint was original. I tracked down the original owner (Burl Sprinkle!) in Texas and had quite a long conversation with him about the car. There was a lot of scribbles on the owners manual. Turns out his wife would give the owners manual to their young son (at the time) with a pencil to keep him quiet! I have other photos which I will scan and post. I put poverty caps on it and had a correct tri power intake (the carbs for Pontiac tri powers are VERY hard to find). I even found a NOS set of Hedman headers with exhaust cutouts! I miss that car!
           Todd

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beauty!!!

Sounds like it was a beautifull car!! and well worth selling, to get to wife # 2

Here's a pic of the car on the new owners trailer