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If the information from the internet is correct, Donnie Allison is the driver for #22.
 

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The last link was originally posted by @aunty dive

Several more images can be found in the above links

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I have been thinking about posting vintage stuff by the drivers birthday
(just the retired ones).
Hopefully it will lead tp learning about more drivers, cars, etc..

Starting with this week:

May 4th: Hurley Haywood, Peter Gregg,

May 5th: Bob Welborn, Duane Carter, Art Pollard, Larry Pollard

I will catch up to get current asap.

#58 Haywood Can-Am Car 1973
#59 Peter Gregg He won a few 24 hour races at Daytona
#49 Bob Welborn Convertable
#98 Duane Carter Indy Roadster
#57 Art Pollard
# 98 Canadian who ran and won in the old BGN series
# 11 Duane Carter Jr aka Pancho is an add-on (not for birthday)

The including link is Robin Miller
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https://racer.com/2015/03/09/racer-robin-miller-on-pancho-carter/
 
Mark Martin returned to ASA in the mid-1980s after his initial Cup Series stint.
His returned to the ASA was in a Thunderbird.

He would then go on to team up with Jack Roush to run the Busch Grand National Series and then the Winston Cup Series
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Racing just seemed a lot more glamorous back in the day before TV, and the fun police got involved.
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In 1981 Richard Petty tested a Dodge Mirada during the preseason and evidently Petty Enterprises would have returned to a Mopar entry if all had went well.

The Aero wasn't good so they went with a Buick instead. Petty went on to win his 7th and final Daytona 500 in the Buick.
 
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Darrel Waltrip blew two engines while qualifying for 1980 Michigan Champion Sparkplugs 400. So he drove the Joel Halpern car in the race (normally driven by Chuck Bown).
DW led 67 laps during the race and finished 4th.

Joel Halpern was set for David Pearson to drive for him in 1981 before losing his life in a racing boat accident.
 
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