You're Not Gonna Believe What REALLY Happened to Dale Sr's First Cup Car

Considering what he went on to accomplish, you'd think that the car Dale Earnhardt drove in the first Winston Cup race of his career would be a treasured piece of the NASCAR Hall of Fame's collection.
Sadly, that wasn't its final destination. Find out what actually happened to it in the latest release from the team at The Scene Vault Podcast!
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[@vapinbachelor289]

Thanks for all you do you keep the great memories alive…

[@jefferyrobertson7520]

Thanks For Uploading Rick And Steve

[@louislepage5111]

Like what happened too all race cars

[@jasongrisdale3084]

Who in their right mind wants to hold on to old junk race cars...car builders need room for new cars and get ride of the unsellable crap....ya Dale drove it in the early days but back then that ment nothing

[@joshpitts7256]

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[@roberthill2219]

Oof... still... that doesn't top Ronnie Thomas scraping the '68 road runner... the 'black top', cheated up, 'yellow banana', Smokie level of rule bending '68 Daytona 500 car or the still uncovered Mooar gravesite that Harry Hyde dug behind the K&K shop in Harrisburg....