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This is my meager NASCAR collection.



As you can see, some of them are hand signed, and a few include pieces of sheetmetal, tire or firesuit. The one signed by Corey Lajoie, with his firesuit, is my favorite. It is #19 out of 25 ever made. I have a few more stashed somewhere.



My family and I went down to Georgia on a Saturday so my mom could host an event in Savannah. We had several things planned such as arrowhead hunting the Carolinas, shark tooth hunting Tybee Island Georgia, etc. On Monday, instead of going to Tybee Island GA, to look for teeth, we decided to go to Hilton Head, SC. We didn't find a darn thing. On the way back to where we were staying, My dad remembered that a coffee/apparel company was located nearby. Black Rifle Coffee Co. and Nine Line apparel were located in the same building. It is a veteran owned and operated store. As we pulled up, we saw an entourage of people, TV cameras, a NASCAR hauler and a tarped car outside of the building. We walked over to have a look, and then the owner of the company came out a told everybody to stand behind the tarped car and yell "three, two, one" as they were pulling off the tarp. And low and behold, Jeffrey Earnhardt walked up in front of the car! We counted down, and they unveiled Jeffrey's car for the race at Darlington Raceway! It was a beautiful car, and what incredible timing! If we came two minutes later, we would have missed out. My brother and I got a picture with him, and he signed my hat, and two promotional posters for us. All I could say was, "Gee thanks Mr. Earnhardt!"
As you can see, we even ordered a custom diecast for the occasion.

The car at Darlington.




As you can see, some of them are hand signed, and a few include pieces of sheetmetal, tire or firesuit. The one signed by Corey Lajoie, with his firesuit, is my favorite. It is #19 out of 25 ever made. I have a few more stashed somewhere.



My family and I went down to Georgia on a Saturday so my mom could host an event in Savannah. We had several things planned such as arrowhead hunting the Carolinas, shark tooth hunting Tybee Island Georgia, etc. On Monday, instead of going to Tybee Island GA, to look for teeth, we decided to go to Hilton Head, SC. We didn't find a darn thing. On the way back to where we were staying, My dad remembered that a coffee/apparel company was located nearby. Black Rifle Coffee Co. and Nine Line apparel were located in the same building. It is a veteran owned and operated store. As we pulled up, we saw an entourage of people, TV cameras, a NASCAR hauler and a tarped car outside of the building. We walked over to have a look, and then the owner of the company came out a told everybody to stand behind the tarped car and yell "three, two, one" as they were pulling off the tarp. And low and behold, Jeffrey Earnhardt walked up in front of the car! We counted down, and they unveiled Jeffrey's car for the race at Darlington Raceway! It was a beautiful car, and what incredible timing! If we came two minutes later, we would have missed out. My brother and I got a picture with him, and he signed my hat, and two promotional posters for us. All I could say was, "Gee thanks Mr. Earnhardt!"
As you can see, we even ordered a custom diecast for the occasion.

The car at Darlington.
