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21x

I believe this is the 21x, during the time when it was running without paint.

I believe that this car was owned by Dick Dixon. It may or may not be a coincidence that it bore the same number as the Garuti #28 Modified coupe which Ed was racing regularly during the same period. Photo by Shany Lorenzet.

Other – Bob McGinnis

Other

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Other – Bob McGinnis

Before he drove the well-known gold #98, Bob McGinnis raced this car for several years in the ’50s.

Jimmy Hensley

Jimmy Hensley next to the 22, which was owned by his uncle Hubert Hensley. This car and its sister car #23, driven by brother Billy Hensley, bore “Rebel” livery, including the Confederate flag on the trunk.

Other

Norwood Arena from the air.

28

1957 – Riverside.

439

Ca 1954. Photo from Mal Phillips Collection, via Racingthroughtime.com

Other – 45

1965 – Trenton. The car was usually driven by Perk Brown, although it was also driven by Bobby Allison.

7A

Other – 909

Bob Santos

18

The Turner brothers’ #18, often driven by another all-time great, Dutch Hoag. Ed drove this car at Shangri-La and Fulton. As can be seen in the photo on the right, the car had a unique “airbag” suspension.

10

Restoration by Charles Lima.

Other – 98

Often driven by Bob McGinnis.

Helmet

Painted by Gary Williams, given to Ed in 1973.

61-

21x

1963 – 09-01 – Southside. Although it’s hard to make out, that is Ed’s 21x on the outside of Ray Hendrick’s 11.

Memorabilia

Ed’s “Roller Derby” team at Riverside.

Other – 98

79

1969 – Thompson. That is car co-owner Greg Mills in the light blue, short-sleeved shirt and sunglasses.

Rome Sentinel June 24, 1965

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Airborne. Photo by Bob Mackey via Mike Watts.

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1961-10-01. Fredericksburg 250. According to the newspaper report, Ed’s car was decorated with a Confederate flag. During the race, Ed smoked a cigarette and for much of the race drove one-handed. He won.