Another flippin tie? Only in a countdown brought to you, in part, by this crappy blog. Anyways, we forge ahead:
"Cock-a-doodle doo!"
Russianator, "I have no idea how old this car is, but the rooster ruled."
Champ, "Love the big rooster. This car was a helluva lot more colorful than a box of cornflakes. I'm a bit shocked Poncho didn't vote for this one based on Terry's Hall of Fame mustahce."
You couldn't pay me enough to drive the jinxed 28 car.
Matching Terry Labonte is the late Davey Allison's "white" version of the 28 Havoline car. I've got to give Boss credit here for throwing this one on his list.
Boss, "Much better than the later version."
Not-so best of the rest:
14 tie: Jimmy Spencer and Ricky Bobby (5)
15. Ernie Irvan (4)
16: Kyle Petty Mello Yello 42 Car (3)
17 tie: Terry Labone Piedmont Airlines 44 Car (2)
17 tie: Bobby Allison Gatorade 88 Car (2)
18 tie: Larry Lambert and Ward Burton (1)
4 comments:
I just realizzed how many gems I forgot about looking back on the "Golden Years" of Winston Cup racing!
Danny
TheSportHump.com
Spot on boss.....spot on!
This list is so classicly white trash, I'm going to have to pick up another wife beater and more E-Z cheez. Great work Champ!
Davey Allison is the most tragic character in NASCAR. Say what you want about Earnhardt, but Allison was cut off way too early.
He was arguably NASCAR's first rock star -- hot wife, family lineage, awesome behind the stick -- and it all ended at 'Dega.
Weirdest fact: he was going to see Neil Bonnett test. Of course, Bonnett ended up dying in his car a year later at Daytona.
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