None of Earnhardt’s pit crew knew the car was silver until it was unloaded at Charlotte Motor Speedway. They were just as stunned as the media and the fans.

2016年5月19日 · The Quicksilver car is currently on display in the RCR Museum, where it sits alongside many other No. 3 Chevrolets driven by Dale Earnhardt. For more information on visiting the Museum, click here. Richard

2018年5月17日 · Dale Earnhardt and Richard Childress Racing helped pave the way for the special paint scheme in NASCAR when they switched the traditional black No. 3 to silver for the 1995 All-Star Race at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Dale Earnhardt shocked the world at the 1995 All-Star Race when he showed up with a silver No. 3 instead of his traditional black and red. Re-live this insta...

These valuable racing mementos are some of the rarest left in the world today. An autographed Rookie Auto RC DNA retails for $75,000 on eBay. Although racing fans aren’t as stoked to buy souvenirs as in the 1980s, some names still sway collectors. Here are the ten most valuable Dale Earnhardt collectibles. 10.

2018年8月31日 · Dale Earnhardt surprised everyone with a Silver Select paint scheme at the All-Star Race in 1995, setting off a trend that continues today.

When Jeff Gordon won the Winston Select, Earnhardt was in the garage area looking at the remains of his Chevrolet. Maybe it was the color. Earnhardt’s No. 3 is ordinarily black, but he agreed to drive a silver car on this occasion to celebrate R.J. Reynolds’ 25th anniversary as a sponsor of the Winston Cup program.

Ralph Dale Earnhardt (/ ˈɜːrnhɑːrt /; April 29, 1951 – February 18, 2001) was an American professional stock car driver and racing team owner, who raced from 1975 to 2001 in the former NASCAR Winston Cup Series (now called the NASCAR Cup Series), most notably driving the No. 3 Chevrolet for Richard Childress Racing. [ 3 ] .

Dale Earnhardt Sr ran this "Silver Select" in the Winston in 1995 - this car has always been one of the most popular paint schemes in NASCAR history. This diecast car is precision-engineered by Action Performance, the definitive brand in NASCAR collectibles.

In the 1995 Winston All Star race, Dale Earnhardt showed up at the track in a solid silver GM Goodwrench Monte Carlo that celebrated RJ Reynolds 25th year of involvement as the series sponsor. Compared to Dale’s regular black car the solid silver car was a departure from what fans were used to seeing.