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MOD 26-Paul Radford
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This Clarence Steakhouse '35 Chevy Coach
was driven by Paul Radford to many victories at Martinsville Speedway
and many other tracks in the Southeast.
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MOD 12-Max Berrier
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Max Berrier drove this
beautiful Gold #12 '37 Chevy coupe to number of victories at
Martinsville, Bowman-Gray Stadium and other tracks around
the Southeast during the late '60's and early '70's.
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MOD 6-Maynard Troyer
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Maynard Troyer drove this
Pinto/Mustang in the late '70's to many victories. Checkered
flags and reflective numeral 6 makes this car standout from
the rest of the lineup.
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Mod NY-61-Evans
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Richie Evans mid-60's '37 Chevy
coupe modified.
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Mod 61-Evans
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Another Richie Evans mid-60's '37 Chevy
coupe modified. Sponsored by B&M Speed Shop.
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MOD 44-Al Tasnady
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Al Tasnady drove this '35 Chevy
Sedan coach bodied dirt modified to a number of victories in
the Northeast. Sponsored by C B Engineering.
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MOD 39-Al Tasnady
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Al Tasnady put the "PoleCat" at
the head of the class many a Saturday night. One of the Northeast
favorites.
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MOD 26-Satch Worley
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Satch Worley was at the helm of this '72
Notchback Vega sponsored by Clarence's Steakhouse. Model was built
using an Early Racing Classics resin body Mastered by Jacky Ireland.
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MOD 15-Bugsy Stevens
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Busgy Stevens, probably the most beloved
driver of both fellow drivers and racing fans in the Northeast, drove
this '37 Chevy coupe dubbed the "Woodchopper Special" during
the early '70's. Da' Bugs was a three-time Champion of the Modified
series.
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MOD 45-Perk Brown
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Perk Brown drove this beautiful Mason's Garage
prepared '37 Chevy modified coupe to many victories at Martinsville
Speedway and other tracks in the Southeast.
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MOD 7-Dutch Hoag
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Dutch Hoag drove this beautiful blue and
gold '37 Chevy coupe sponsored by Genesee Beer.
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- MOD 11-Ray Hendrick
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This decal is for Ray Hendrick’s
’37 Chevy coupe. Ray drove this car to many short-track victories throughout the
Carolinas, Virginia and up North.
The Flying 11 was always a contender whenever the Tant-Mitchell
prepared machine pulled into the pit area.
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MOD 61-Evans
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Decals to build an early '37 Chevy coupe
driven by Richie Evans. |
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MOD 00-Ashby
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Lloyd Ashby’s beautifully prepared
’35 Chevy coach was always a crowd pleaser. Lloyd even ran up front on occasion. |
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MOD 00-Buzzie
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Buzzie Reutimann was one of the
Northeast’s favorites on both dirt and asphalt. |
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MOD 1-Jarzombek
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Charlie Jarzombek was always stiff
competition to Richie Evans and any one else who ran up front.
Tragically killed at
Martinsville. Racing lost one of the greatest modified drivers ever to sit in a racecar. |
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MOD 22-Hensley
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Billy Hensley the favorite of
Martinsville Speedway favorites. |
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Mod 61-Evans 
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Richie
Evans was the Modified Series all-time Champion having won the
division 9 times before his untimely death in 1985 at Martinsville
Speedway. Richie was the “Man” |
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Mod 45-Mason 
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This
William Mason prepared ‘35 Chevy Coach driven by Perk Brown was
always a front runner and a threat for the checkers. |
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Mod
38-Jerry Cook
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This Jerry Cook's "Hot Red"
Pinto/Mustang II raced head to head with Richie and the gang on
many a night. |
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Mod
38-Jerry Cook
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Jerry Cook ran second to Richie Evans many
a time, but also finished ahead of Richie on enough occasions to win
the Modifieds Series 5 times. After retiring from racing, Jerry became
Director of Racing for the touring NASCAR Modified division and
currently remains active with the series. |
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