I saw this on another thread, and it was extremely interesting on what people could come up with. Post a picture of consecutive car numbers, starting with 0 through 00, and then 1 through 99. Here’s a start:
Ed Ortiz… Ransomville NY & Mt. Dora, Fla.
Nascar racer Regan Smith.
Gene Lasker
P.S. - I hope a lot of you participate, but I ain’t quittin’ till this thread fills all the way up to 99… and then I’ll probably start on triple-digit numbers and odd-ball things like the “question mark” and the “percent sign” cars!
Whoever doesn’t like this, here’s your warning to ignore the rest of this thread!
For all of the rest… enjoy a trip throughout all styles and era’s of auto racing.
03, Danny Bancroft
He made a name for himself in the Hobby class at Palm Beach Fairgrounds, but is shown here on the road course at Miami Hollywood. Photo by “Larrytg”!
Hershel McGriff
Hal Goodson
Hal Goodson is still up here in SC racing latemodels and super trucks. In fact he won saturday night at Dillon in the super trucks.
Another #05 - Bill Enters (you gotta open this one up at the bottom for some reason)
#06 Neil Castles
#07 Clint Bowyer
#08 E.J. Trivette
#09 Trivette’s teammate Wayne Gillette
Anybody got a John Grubbs for “10”?
Photo by number
#08, Danny Byrd, Detroit Michigan Hotshot
im a little late for 06 but here it is
My SARA latemodel in 2000
and my modified present day
How could anyone skip the Double Zero… and it’s most famous user!
Buzzie Reutimann in a Northern Modified…
I’m keeping number 6 for myself. My all-time favorite racer, who could build a car, race the wheels off of it, and built a chassis building empire that changed the entire sport, on both asphalt & dirt. 30 years after opening the shop doors for business, Troyer Engineering still churns out the fastest and most beautiful work in the Northeast.
Also the record holder for most flips in a single crash at Daytona.
Maynard Troyer, Spencerport, NY
One of my all time favorite cars: this Fiat was a modified mini stock that raced at Florida City, and was driven by Wayne Varner.
#8 Ralph Earnhardt
#10 Patrick Carpentier
and of course Nascar magnate Bill France Sr. in his racing days…
We area past but…
Here is a #6 that all might find very interesting… This is Lee Roy Yarbrough in a 1931 Ford Coupe with a Dual Quad 409 in it…
Mind you that is a Dual Quad Chevy 409
