Buick in nascar
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novaderrik
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the Skoal Bandit Buick Regal was the most badass looking car on the track in the early 80's.
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MeanBuicks
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If you are into the history of the GN as it relates to NASCAR, then you need this:
http://www.dwstore.com/product/155/mtn-dew-diecast-1-24
He won the Cup in '81 & '82 in this Regal and the die cast is hand signed by the man himself. I've got one and it rocks. His success was what the GN celebrates.
http://www.dwstore.com/product/155/mtn-dew-diecast-1-24
He won the Cup in '81 & '82 in this Regal and the die cast is hand signed by the man himself. I've got one and it rocks. His success was what the GN celebrates.
If you are into the history of the GN as it relates to NASCAR, then you need this:
http://www.dwstore.com/product/155/mtn-dew-diecast-1-24
He won the Cup in '81 & '82 in this Regal and the die cast is hand signed by the man himself. I've got one and it rocks. His success was what the GN celebrates.
I have one of these in the 1/64 scale. I have another Nascar Regal 1/64 scale with the 1/64 Semi tractor and trailer. Can't remember the drivers name would have to go home and look. lol It was a Raybestos Buick Regal.
novaderrik
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the Regal was the car to beat after the redesign in 81.. they were more aerodynamic than anything else on the track, and they won a lot of races as a result... the Fox bodied Thunderbird, the Monte SS, and the Grand Prix 2+2 were all made to be better than the Regal on the high banks of the NASCAR speedways... that's just how things worked back then- if they wanted to win, they built a better car and sold it to the public to make it legal for NASCAR homologation.
