Signed piece of Dale Earnhardt Sr.'s car from Bristol 1998

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This is a piece of Dale Earnhardt Sr.'s car that was signed and given to my father. Gordon hit Earnhardt in the rear which caused the piece to rip. A member of his pit crew (Danny "Chocolate" Myers) pulled the piece from his car during a pit-stop. This was the race in Bristol, TN. It was later signed by Mr. Earnhardt and given to my father for playing a major role in a film production that was taking place at the races.

material - fiberglass
height - 241
depth - 70
width / diameter - 438
measurements - mm
date of item - 1998
condition - mint...encased since the item was pulled off of car
any other information - rear end of car (near license plate indention)

Category Sports Memorabilia

Medium fiberglass

Distinguishing marks signature

Condition Mint

Size and dimensions of this item height - 241
depth - 70
width / diameter - 438
measurements - mm

Date Period 1998

History This is a piece of Dale Earnhardt Sr.'s car that was signed and given to my father. Gordon hit Earnhardt in the rear which caused the piece to rip. A member of his pit crew (Danny "Chocolate" Myers) pulled the piece from his car during a pit-stop. This was the race in Bristol, TN. It was later signed by Mr. Earnhardt and given to my father for playing a major role in a film production that was taking place at the races.

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