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Jimmy Means' 1975 Chevy C60: Old School NASCAR Hauler Stuck In Time! (The Owner-Driver Era)

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The video opens with an introduction to NASCAR owner/driver Jimmy Means, who shares a brief history of his involvement in the Winston Cup Series from 1976-1993. He then introduces his vintage white Chevy C60 box truck, which served as his race car hauler. He points out a decal on the front bumper that reads "Rahilly Grady Racing Engines," noting that this was before the partnership evolved to include Butch Mock. Means confirms he purchased the truck around 1979.

Goal: Introduce Jimmy Means and the historical Chevy C60 race hauler.

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Chevy C60 Box Truck Chevrolet — Serving as the primary race car hauler in the past

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On the other compartment over there, there's a case of oil that's been there for 40 years. What year did you buy this truck? I'm thinking 79 maybe. I bought it from Bob Ray Hill that ran Bob Ray Hill and Butch Mock. Yeah. they raced out of Miami. And I flew to Miami from Alabama. I still live in Alabama to pick it up and the first first night saw when I flew into Miami Airport that spoke English was Butch Mock cuz everything was was Latino. Good. So. Yeah, it's it's got a decal in here that says Ray Hill and Grady Racing Engines. that's the the engine company. So this would have been like before there was Ray Mock and it was just Ray Hill. Was this when they were building power boat engines? Yeah. Yep.

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