Iconic 1969 Dodge Daytona Show Car
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What happens here
The tour moves to the first car visible from the road, a 1969 Dodge Daytona. Colbert explains it was originally built by Petty Enterprises for Dave Marcus. When NASCAR outlawed this car model, it was sold to Goodyear and became a show car, painted in Petty blue for Richard Petty. Winston later acquired it, painted it in Winston colors, and showcased it at the last race of the Winston Cup era in 2003. Richard Petty drove the car for the final lap as "The King," accompanied by Matt Kenseth's car driven by Jack Roush. The car currently has a "426 C.I." engine, though it's noted not to be an authentic Petty Enterprises Hemi.
Goal: Learn about the history and significance of the 1969 Dodge Daytona show car.
Tools and materials
- 1969 Dodge Daytona Racecar Dodge — Main exhibit for this segment
- 426 C.I. Engine — Engine bay detail
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