Yard Sale Find... November 13, 2006, 05:22:23 PM Home made clock, still a cool item.. Commerating Bill's 212.239 MPH qualifying speed at Talladega May '86... Quote Selected
Yard Sale Find... Reply #1 – November 13, 2006, 05:52:54 PM Nice photo of the car...But he did the 212.809 lap at Talladega in 1987... Quote Selected
Yard Sale Find... Reply #2 – November 13, 2006, 06:03:07 PM Look awsome. How much was it? Quote Selected
Yard Sale Find... Reply #3 – November 13, 2006, 06:07:17 PM Awesome. Looks like it was built using some mailbox numbers and a magazine clipping. As only a TRUE Million-Dollar-Bill fan would do. I dig it, bro.FYI - for those that don't know, that car is, and probably always WILL be, the fastest NASCAR stocker of all time. Rule changes have eliminated a lot of the things that allowed our aero-birds to be so fast, mostly restrictor-plates on the big tracks. Quote Selected
Yard Sale Find... Reply #4 – November 13, 2006, 06:12:24 PM Sweet, that's a great pic of his car. Quote Selected
Yard Sale Find... Reply #5 – November 13, 2006, 06:14:22 PM Quote from: 84 Fila;113331Look awsome. How much was it?I think it was $5, I've had it stashed away for awhile. Just bought a new clock works for it recently to get it runnig again...Quote from: 46Tbird;113332Awesome. Looks like it was built using some mailbox numbers and a magazine clipping. As only a TRUE Million-Dollar-Bill fan would do. I dig it, bro.FYI - for those that don't know, that car is, and probably always WILL be, the fastest NASCAR stocker of all time. Rule changes have eliminated a lot of the things that allowed our aero-birds to be so fast, mostly restrictor-plates on the big tracks.Actually Bills '87 car was faster(by just a bit)... He went 212.809 in May '87 for the all time record... Nascar had the restrictor plate rule in force by the next Talladega race in Aug '87... Quote Selected
Yard Sale Find... Reply #6 – November 13, 2006, 06:18:35 PM shiznit.That is a four-eye in the pic, isn't it? Quote Selected
Yard Sale Find... Reply #8 – November 13, 2006, 06:24:01 PM Quote from: 46Tbird;113336shiznit.That is a four-eye in the pic, isn't it?UUHHHH last time I looked... Always kinda wished it was the '87 car, but it's still cool... Quote Selected
Yard Sale Find... Reply #9 – November 13, 2006, 06:26:05 PM Quote from: 46Tbird;113336shiznit.That is a four-eye in the pic, isn't it?You're stuck between that and the Chicken Pit aren't you.... These cars made the best looking "stock" cars ever. Quote Selected
Yard Sale Find... Reply #10 – November 13, 2006, 06:33:50 PM Quote from: 5.0willgo;113340These cars made the best looking "stock" cars ever.Amen Brother!!!Bill and the late Davy Allison in turn three at the OLD Richmond VA Fairgrounds Raceway... Quote Selected
Yard Sale Find... Reply #11 – November 13, 2006, 06:44:50 PM Old Bud Moore cars with Ricky Rudd and Brett Bodine.... Quote Selected
Yard Sale Find... Reply #13 – November 13, 2006, 08:47:53 PM Quote from: TurboCoupe50;113314Home made clock, still a cool item.. Commerating Bill's 212.239 MPH qualifying speed at Talladega May '86...Yeah, I remember it well. Darrell Waltrip commented that his car was running 212 down the back straight too .... as it was overheating. I seem to recall Bill at Daytona having to pit while a roll of duct tape was applied to his right front headlight and fender to satisfy NASCAR so that he would loose two laps, and he then went out and under strictly green flag conditions, ran Cale Yarbrough down from 2 laps back (over 5 miles) and Cale was in a Waddell Wilson (always top notch equipement) preped car. Awsome Bill he was, as was his whole team! Quote Selected
Yard Sale Find... Reply #14 – November 13, 2006, 09:02:20 PM Quote from: BCA;113366All the '87's.....I need that poster!!I have one like that for the cars of '96 and have almost gotten the thing autographed by all the drivers. Unfortunately, it's taken me 10 years to get it more than half autographed and I don't think it will ever be completely signed. Quote Selected
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