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Forgotten Classic NASCAR Race Shops Ultimate History Tour! (What Do They Look Like Today?)

What happens here

Continue the exploration in Mooresville, visiting other historical sites such as the original Robert Yates Racing shop (where Davey Allison's cars were prepared), and Ricky Rudd's shop (which later became part of Robert Yates Racing). Pay attention to any remaining evidence of these teams, such as old signage, unique building features, or even tire marks on the ground. The video points out a very old building that was Alan Kulwicki's engine shop, now converted, showing how specialized facilities were repurposed.

Goal: Locate and document additional key historical race shops in Mooresville.

Tools and materials

  • Camera or Smartphone Camera Any — Documenting the sites and historical details
  • Historical Photos Various — Aiding in building identification
  • Smartphone or GPS Device Any — Navigation to specific addresses
  • Vehicle Chevrolet — Transportation between locations

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truck it's really not that convenient oh there's that minivan we saw the other day oh that's funny that makes sense oh look at that suburban got a really nice square body suburban back there okay i don't care about the portion of the parking lot so much but they got a really nice super we need to meet these people obviously these places look like they've been face lifted or added on to over the years but uh that's still you know that's still where it happened this looks like it was some kind of race shop too i don't know what it was maybe it's newer slash southern country customs where him and steven do the really cool harleys but that used to be like rusty wallace um bush series stuff this one right here didn't even find on the internet um sometimes we'll just park a truck somewhere and go for a walk in a random industrial park just because change of scenery and happen to walk by the mailbox and notice something look at that power team racing does anybody know what i'm talking about it's on both sides of the mailbox no one ever took it off they just spray painted right over it that was like uh jeff beaudine in the number 60 car with the silver wheels like joe bessie i think was the owner correct me if i'm wrong but i guess that's where that came from and you can see they were probably the first guys in here just how the road is paved like this is older pavement and it goes straight into there and then there's newer pavement that goes this way which is pretty neat you know i like to look for stuff like that it's evidence of how things are developed or evolved and become what they are because the turn-in in here is really really narrow

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