2021年2月8日 · Dale Earnhardt was best known for his black No. 3 Chevy, which earned him one his the nicknames "The Man in Black." But it wasn't the only car he drove in NASCAR Cup Series competition....

Authentic Richard Childress Racing serial #5, with a Chevy Lumina body, sponsored by Goodwrench and raced by Dale Earnhardt. This NASCAR Cup Car comes with supporting documentation from Crew Chief Kirk Shelmerdine, who personally inspected the car and found it to be 100% true as raced by Dale Earnhardt.

Earnhardt joined car owner Bud Moore for the 1982 and 1983 seasons driving the #15 Wrangler Ford Thunderbird, but returned to RCR in 1984 to reclaim his #3 car. The second time around was much more successful, creating one of the best owner & …

Nearly every racing fan can recognize the black and white colors of Dale Earnhardt's No. 3 GM Goodwrench Service Chevrolet. Below is a brief history of the sponsors on the No. 3 car.

With Wrangler Jeans no longer a sponsor, the Childress team's car were now painted black and sported sponsorship from GM Goodwrench. With his new sponsor in hand, Dale appeared headed for a third-consecutive championship, looking nearly …

2017年5月30日 · Authentic Richard Childress Racing serial #5, with a Chevy Lumina body, sponsored by Goodwrench and raced by Dale Earnhardt. This NASCAR Cup car comes with supporting documentation from crew chief Kirk Shelmerdine, who personally inspected the car and found it to be 100% true as raced by Dale Earnhardt.

2025年2月10日 · Dale Earnhardt Sr. drove a few famous cars in his career, but none is more associated with the Intimidator than the all-black Goodwrench car that he drove from 1988 through the entire...

Earnhardt had failed in his quest to win three straight championships. In the Daytona 500, Dale was highly competitive, but he ran low on fuel with just 10 laps to go. Although he failed to win the event, the 500 proved that the Goodwrench team could still be competitive.

2020年5月3日 · Between Friday, May 8th, and Saturday, May 16th, NASCAR legend himself, Richard Childress, will have one of Dale Earnhardt’s old cars auctioned off. The auction will be through Barrett-Jackson, in Scottsdale, Arizona. It marks the first time Childress has let go of any original Earnhardt Sr. car from his personal collection.

Mecum’s March 14–17 sale is a collection that’s “Devoted to Dale Earnhardt” and includes limited-edition vehicles developed and sold at his Chevrolet dealerships as well as the black number 3 Goodwrench race cars that became his trademark.