Bill Elliott drives the Coors Thunderbird car during the Daytona 500
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1987 Bill Elliott COORS Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 Throwback by Corey H
Chase Elliott hopes to add a new chapter next season at the wheel of the No. 9 for Hendrick Motorsports, driving the car number so closely linked to his father, NASCAR Hall of Famer Bill.
Bill Elliott Coors by Keith Jeffery Trading Paints
At 29, Bill Elliott and the No. 9 Coors Light Ford of Melling Racing had won three of the first eight races of the Winston Cup season, including the Daytona 500. As the Winston Cup Series rolled in to Talladega, Alabama, Elliott was fourth in the standings, 81 points behind leader Geoffrey Bodine.. The car Elliott drove to his 1985 win was.
Bill Elliott 1988 Championship winning Thunderbird / Vintage Nascar
I just finished Bill Elliott's 1989 Coors Ford. I didn't have a great deal of photos to reference for building this car, 1989 was a fairly uneventful year as far as wins go. The build of this kit went super smooth, I started with a Monogram Jimmy Spencer #27 McDonalds Ford mainly because I wanted.
1991 Bill Elliott COORS LIGHT SILVER BULLET Camaro by Corey H
6 of 26 Getty Images 1986 The Dawsonville, Georgia, native wheeled his No. 9 to Victory Lane at his home track for the very first time. Bill Elliott would collect four more wins to make it five.
Bill Elliott 1987 Coors Melling Ford by Glenn Fetty Trading Paints
Bill Elliott to Pilot No. 39 Coors Dodge in Shootout at Daytona. CONCORD, N.C. (January 11, 2004) --- Coors Brewing Company will take a trip down memory lane during the Shootout at Daytona International Speedway when Bill Elliott makes a one-race appearance behind the wheel of a retro Coors Dodge. Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates will.
1987 BILL ELLIOTT COORS Ford Throwback by Corey H. Trading Paints
A lucky NASCAR fan got to take home Bill Elliott's 1999 challenger! The era from which the #94 McDonald's car got its beginnings was one where Bill Elliott was beyond his glory days, but the.
Coors Light 9 Ford (1991) Elliott Racing Heritage
Bill unleashed his T-Bird's full strength, consistently turning laps well in excess of 204 MPH. It was an incredible exhibition of man and machine, with Elliott averaging fewer than five miles.
Bill Elliott 1988 Coors TBird, year of his Cup Championship Nascar
Racing Home Cup Series Standings Results Schedule Racing Pick'em Xfinity Schedule Truck Series Tickets Thirty years ago at Daytona, Bill Elliott went faster than anyone ever, winning the 500.
Bill Elliott Coors Light Crew Gallery Craig Bontrager
This is the ORIGINAL Bill Elliott Ford Coors Motorcraft Thunderbird that Bill drove in his 1988 NASCAR Winston Cup Championship year. It is still being track.
Bill Elliott’s 198788 Ford Thunderbird Simeone Foundation Automotive
Bill Elliott and success (1982-1991) In 1982 the team became Melling Racing after Harry Melling bought the team from George Elliott on December 1, 1981, Melling first became involved in NASCAR when his company Melling Tool sponsored Benny Parsons in 1979. [1]
Bill Elliott Coors 1987 Ford Thunderbird by Nicholas Doucette Trading
Bill Elliott William Clyde Elliott Sr. (born October 8, 1955), also known as " Awesome Bill from Dawsonville ", " Million Dollar Bill ", or " Wild Bill " is an American former professional stock car racing driver. He competes full time in the Camping World Superstar Racing Experience.
1987 BILL ELLIOTT COORS Ford Throwback by Corey H. Trading Paints
Bill Elliott set NASCAR's all-time speed record with this car when he qualified for the 1987 Winston 500 at Talladega at 212.809 miles per hour. By the 1980s, "stock cars" only looked stock. Underneath this Thunderbird sheet metal is a purpose-built steel tube frame, racing suspension and brakes, and a racing engine that no Ford dealer ever sold.
Pin on NASCAR Cup Series
Bill Elliott made his NASCAR Cup Series debut in 1976 and took his first checkered flag in 1983. Elliott's 1985 season was particularly memorable. He won 11 races, including the Daytona 500, and he earned pole position in five consecutive events.
Bill Elliott's 9 Coors Racing Ford by Hawkeye024 on DeviantArt
NASCAR stock-car racing took a major step toward becoming a mainstream American sport on Sept. 1, 1985, when Bill Elliott earned a $1 million bonus for winning the Southern 500 at legendary Darlington Raceway. The bonus money, posted by R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. and known as the Winston Million, was a publicity tool that would reward any driver.