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GN69ST Paint Schemes
Featured Album
- Owner: Robert Vining
- 186 items
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| Name | Posted | Views | Comments | Rating |
| 1971 #19 Henley Gray Ford posted by Dave76 | 06/05/18, 10:36 AM | 327 | 4.94 (1 vote) | |
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In 1971, Gray picked up 4 top-10s in 39 starts to earn 14th place in the standings.
*Car is skilled, and comes with pitcrew. Thanks to J.R. Franklin for skilling my cars. |
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| 1971 #72 Benny Parsons Mercury posted by Dave76 | 06/01/18, 10:01 AM | 371 | 4.94 (1 vote) | |
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In 1971, B.P. picked up 1 win, 13 top-5s, and 18 top-10s in 35 starts to earn 11th place in the standings. He won the championship just 2 years later.
*Car is skilled, and comes with pitcrew. Thanks to J.R. Franklin for skilling my cars. |
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| 1971 #45 Bill Seifert Ford posted by Dave76 | 06/01/18, 09:59 AM | 326 | 4.94 (1 vote) | |
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Bill Seifert (born July 2, 1939 - Skyland, North Carolina) is a retired NASCAR Grand National/ Winston Cup Series driver who raced from 1966 to 1979. In 1971, he picked up 4 top 10s in 37 starts to earn a 13th place finish in the standings.
*Car is skilled, and comes with pitcrew. Thanks to J.R. Franklin for skilling my cars. |
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| 1971 #70 J.D. McDuffie Mercury posted by Dave76 | 06/01/18, 09:56 AM | 330 | 4.94 (1 vote) | |
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J.D. died in a racing accident during the Budweiser at The Glen at Watkins Glen International in 1991. In 1971, he picked up 2 top-5s, and 8 top-10s in 43 starts to earn a 9th place finish in the standings.
*Car is skilled, and comes with pitcrew. Thanks to J.R. Franklin for skilling my cars. |
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| 1971 #22 Dick Brooks Dodge posted by Dave76 | 05/31/18, 12:16 PM | 370 | 4.94 (1 vote) | |
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Richard "Dick" Brooks (April 14, 1942
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| 1971 #0 George Altheide Dodge posted by Dave76 | 05/31/18, 12:15 PM | 306 | 4.94 (1 vote) | |
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In 1971, George Altheide started 5 races in the #0 Dodge Charger. His best start was 16th, and his best finish was 15th. For his efforts, he placed 55th in the standings.
*Car is skilled, and comes with pitcrew. Thanks to J.R. Franklin for skilling my cars. |
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| 1971 #06 Neil Castles Dodge posted by Dave76 | 05/31/18, 12:13 PM | 341 | 4.94 (1 vote) | |
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Neil "Soapy" Castles (born October 1, 1934 in Charlotte, North Carolina) is a retired NASCAR Grand National and Winston Cup Series driver who raced from 1957 to 1976. In 1971, Castles started 38 races, picking up 1 top-5, and 10 top-10s en route to a 22nd place finish in the standings.
*Car is skilled, and comes with pitcrew. Thanks to J.R. Franklin for skilling my cars. |
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| 1971 #2 Dave Marcis Dodge posted by Dave76 | 05/28/18, 10:41 AM | 358 | 4.94 (1 vote) | |
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David Marcis (born March 1, 1941 in Wausau, Wisconsin) is a retired driver on the NASCAR Winston Cup circuit whose career spanned five decades. Marcis won five times over this tenure, twice at Richmond, including his final win in 1982, and collected 94 top-fives and 222 top-tens His best championship results were second in 1975, fifth in 1978, sixth in 1974, 1976 and 1982, and ninth in 1970, 1980 and 1981. In 1971, Dave ran 29 races, scoring 14 top-10s, 9 top-5s, and won 2 poles. He finished 21st in the standings.
Car is skilled, and comes with pitcrew. |
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| 1971 #21 Donnie Allison Mercury posted by Dave76 | 05/28/18, 10:37 AM | 387 | 4.94 (1 vote) | |
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Donnie Allison (born September 7, 1939 in Miami, Florida) is a former driver on the NASCAR Grand National/Winston Cup circuit, who won ten times during his racing career, which spanned the 1960s, 1970s and early 1980s. He was part of the "Alabama Gang," and is the brother of 1983 champion Bobby Allison and uncle of Davey Allison and Clifford Allison. He was inducted in the International Motorsports Hall of Fame in 2009. In 1971, Donnie ran 13 races (11 for the Wood Brothers, and 2 for Banjo Matthews) winning the Winston 500 at Talladega, and picked up 7 top-5s, 9 top-10s, and won 5 poles. He finished 29th in the standings.
Car is skilled, and comes with pitcrew. |
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| 1971 #99 Fred Lorenzen Plymouth posted by Dave76 | 05/28/18, 10:36 AM | 369 | 4.94 (1 vote) | |
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Frederick "Fred" Lorenzen, Jr. (born December 30, 1934), nicknamed The Golden Boy, Fast Freddie, The Elmhurst Express and Fearless Freddy, is a former NASCAR driver from Elmhurst, Illinois. Active from 1958 to 1972, he won the 1965 Daytona 500. In 1971, Fred started 14 races in Ray Nichels' STP Plymouth with former driver Paul Goldsmith as his crew chief. He picked up 7 top-5s, 9 top-10s, and a pole position on the way to finishing 45th in the 1971 standings.
Car is skilled, and comes with pitcrew. |
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| 1971 #43 Richard Petty Plymouth posted by Dave76 | 08/06/17, 03:51 PM | 532 | 4.94 (1 vote) | |
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Richard Petty absolutely dominated the 1971 season. He ran 46 races, and won 21 of them. That is 46% winning percentage. He picked up 38 top-5s (83%), 41 top-10s (89%), and 9 poles. Few champions have ever dominated that way. That's why he is the king!
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| 1971 #17 David Pearson Mercury posted by Dave76 | 08/06/17, 03:49 PM | 462 | 4.94 (1 vote) | |
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David Pearson ran his last races for Holman-Moody in 1971. He only started 17 races, and only 9 races with Holman-Moody, which were in the first 16 races of the year. After that, he ran Ray Nichels cars in some of the remaining events (which only once made it to the finish). He won two races, picked up 8 top-5s (47%), 9 top-10s (53%), and two poles. That effort earned him 51st spot in the standings.
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| 1971 #11 Buddy Baker Dodge posted by Dave76 | 08/06/17, 03:48 PM | 442 | 4.94 (1 vote) | |
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Buddy Baker ran 19 races in the 1971 season, 18 of which for Petty Enterprises. He won one race, 13 top-5s, 16 top-10s, and one pole. His average start was 5th, and his average finish 7th. This earned him 15th place in the final standings. Not too shabby at all!
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| 1969 #53 Tiny Lund Pepsi Torino posted by Dave76 | 07/26/17, 08:54 PM | 485 | 4.94 (1 vote) | |
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The inaugural Talladega race was held in 1969, but nobody wanted to race, because the tires couldn't handle the speeds. Bill France Jr. told the drivers it was safe if you stroked a bit. To prove it, he got in this Torino, and ran a few laps for everybody to see. The trick didn't work, so he had a hell of a time getting anything close to a full field. He entered his own car, with Tiny Lund driving it, with sponsorship from Pepsi. I think that was the only time a car owned by the France family ran a race.
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| 1969 #53 Billy Taylor '67 Coronet posted by Dave76 | 07/26/17, 08:48 PM | 396 | 4.94 (1 vote) | |
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Billy Taylor is a former NASCAR driver from Yanceville, NC. He competed in two Nextel Cup Series events in his career.
Both came in 1969, when Taylor debuted at Daytona, running in the Daytona 500 qualifier event. He started 22nd in the field, completed all but five laps and finished 14th in the event. It was enough to make the prestigious Daytona event, but had engine issues early and finished 48th as a result. |
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| 1969 #30 Dave Marcis Lunda Construction posted by Dave76 | 07/26/17, 08:46 PM | 428 | 4.94 (1 vote) | |
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This is another paint scheme Marcis used in '69. This time he has sponsorship from his team owner's construction company.
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