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1992 Ford Thunderbird NASCAR Race Car

United States • 10 Nov 2022

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This is a 1992 Ford Thunderbird NASCAR race car, driven by Dick Trickle and Sterling Marlin, the latter achieving victory in the 1993 Winston Open. Donated to the IMS Museum in 1993, it features a 358ci V8 engine, a four-speed manual transmission, and a blue Raybestos livery. Recent servicing includes new brake and clutch components, making it a notable piece of racing history.

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This race car has been well-preserved since its racing days. While chips and cracks are noted on the front spoiler, the overall condition, recent servicing, and documentation suggest it's in good shape for a vehicle of its age and purpose.

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TMU 358ci Ford V8 Four-Speed Manual Transmission Blue Paint White and Red Raybestos Livery Fixed-Back Racing Seat Campaigned in NASCAR Winston Cup, 1992-1993 Driven by Dick Trickle and Sterling Marlin Owned by IMS Museum Since 1994 15" Bassett Racing Wheels Full Roll Cage Fire-Suppression System Trunk-Mounted Fuel Cell Period Literature
This 1992 Ford Thunderbird NASCAR racer was built by Stavola Brothers Racing and was campaigned in the NASCAR Winston Cup Series this car to victory in the 1993 Winston Open at Charlotte Motor Speedway on May 22, 1993.

It was subsequently donated to the in August of that year by the team and sponsor Raybestos to be incorporated into the collection in recognition of the inaugural Brickyard 400.

The body is finished in blue with a white and red #8 Raybestos livery, and power is provided by a 358ci V8 mated to a four-speed manual transmission and a 9″ rear end.

Equipment includes a full roll cage, a fire-suppression system, a fixed-back racing seat,...