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Displaying Unique Racing Artifacts

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Ron Hornaday's Trophy Shed & Garage: NASCAR Truck Series Legend Still Building Race Cars!

What happens here

Showcase unique racing artifacts as decorative pieces. An example shown is a broken brake pedal from a race car, which is displayed above a window. Such items serve as conversation starters and tangible links to significant moments in racing history.

Goal: Integrate physical racing parts and artifacts into the decor.

Tools and materials

  • Mounting Hardware — Securing artifacts to the wall or display surface
  • Broken Brake Pedal — Displaying a significant racing artifact

What they say

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coolest, not the coolest thing. This brake pedal, they drilled a hole in it right here for a return spring. There's a first lap at Watkins Wind and went down into turn 10 and hit fourth gear. So, you got to probably run 160 to 175. And it broke the brake pedal. And you can see where it flipped over the fence, hit the catch fence, and landed on the wall. So, Nhard said, "Why'd you guys cut the truck apart?" And then he seen the pictures of it. And so, um, we had a

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