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Country Squire?
Ding! Ding! Ding! We have a winner!
1979 Ford LTD Country Squire
( I'm just a font of useless information )
My general opinion about the post race fights is that the local law enforcement agencies ought to be making arrests and the local district attorneys ought to be prosecuting assault and battery cases. But then again, I believe exactly the same thing about fights at hockey games. Or basketball games for that matter. But that doesn't happen.
So what we see are youngsters and/or their parents emulating their heroes at some little league something someplace and the DA does throw the book at somebody.
So the cult of violence as entertainment continues.
Not sure about the Ferds & yotas, but the Chebby SS is rear wheel drive as a consumer version.
Go to the local tracks and watch all the stripped stockers doing their thing like " back in the day"
The Chevrolet is a rear wheel drive from the factory. Unfortunately, it is from a factory in Australia that is closing down shortly. I think all auto manufacturing in Australia will cease by or during 2017. GM will be the last one to leave. The Chevy is a rebadged/altered version of the Holden Commodore.
I'm one of those guys that thinks raceing is a waste of natural resources.
My brother in law made some good life choices. He is able to indulge his hobby which is to restore, or simply store obsolete race cars. Below is an original Earnhardt car. a couple of years ago he took it to Willow Springs. It was "Cobra Day" but no one resented the Chevy.
It's Bristol today............800 hp and cherry-red rotors
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Oh yeah.....for those who can't see the races as more than driving in circles, try walking away from this as Dillon did. This is a real tribute to experience, equipment and engineering...... all of that trickles down to our own motor vehicles. He is going to be some kind of sore, but he is alive- and walking and wavingWow! Last lap at the finish line was not kind to the fans nor Austin Dillon's 3 car
Glad all survived that scary scene.