Interview with John Finger
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Classic NASCAR Stock Cars Take Road Atlanta: Racing Hard and Mistakes Were Made
What happens here
John Finger, a former IMSA driver, dealership owner, and multi-discipline racer, shares his rich racing history, including winning the first professional race at Road Atlanta in 1970 in a Formula Vee. He discusses his #80 Citifinancial car, powered by a Ford engine. He mentions having several Dodge R5P7 engines for his other cars but this one is Ford-powered. Finger points out a unique detail: an embossed 'Citifinancial' logo on the clear rear window panel. He also shares a nostalgic story about owning the last Bud Moore car to win a race, emphasizing the historical significance of vintage racing.
Goal: Discover John Finger's extensive racing background and the characteristics of his #80 vintage stock car.
Tools and materials
- #80 Citifinancial Stock Car Ford — The subject of the interview, a vintage NASCAR stock car
- Dodge R5P7 Engine Dodge — Engines used in John Finger's other race cars
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