Dale Earnhardt Sr.

$100.00

Dale Sr. earned the nickname "The Intimidator" due to the fact that drivers were intimidated when he was behind them on the race track. They knew if the black #3 was closing in behind them they had to move over, if not, he would do it for them.

While it's not widely known if he had any personal pets, we do know that he operated his own farm in Mooresville, North Carolina, which housed several species of farm animals. Since farming wasn't what "brought home the bacon" (pun intended), you could classify these animals as pets.

It's been over ten years now. Dale Earnhardt Sr. died on February 18, 2001.

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All Winchester Commemoratives will have numerous indicators on either the stock, barrel, or receiver, or all of those places. The Lone Star Commemorative is stamped as such, in gold lettering, on the barrel, and has a medal emblem insert in the stock. Any commemorative will leave zero doubt as if it is one. The Lone Star is one of 6 that come in the carbine model (short barrel), and also the long 26" octagonal barrel. A good resource to check on these is the auction site www.gunbroker.com. Look thru the commemorative section on Winchester Commemoratives, and most of the auctions have photos so you can see exactly what they look like, as well as giving you a good idea of what they sell for.

Aric Almirola currently drives the #43 car. Prior to Almirola, A.J. Allmendinger used that number from 2010 through 2011.

Click on the link below to see other drivers who drove the #43 in the Nascar Cup Series.

Roughly 185 MPH.

Dale Earnhardt Drive is located in Avondale, Arizona.

• Click on the link below. At this site you can click on a race from any year and see the cars Dale drove that season.

There are many different styles and prices. You can see this here http://www.pitroadmotorsports.com/daleearnhardtjewelry

The official cause of Dale Sr's death was listed as a basilar skull fracture.

No, Dale Earnhardt Sr. was not poor, but nor was he rich.

Dale Sr. won the Pepsi 400 twice (1990, 1993).

It was Bobby Hillin in 1993 at Bristol. Ironic that this is also the track that he will hang his helmet up at.

It is worth about $35 in mint condition.

Whoever is both a Dale Earnhardt Sr. and Dale Earnhardt Jr. fan.

Dale Earnhardt Sr. was born in Kannapolis, North Carolina.

1990 racing poster of dale earnhardt sr autographed

The Earnhardt car is $100-$200 in the orginal box with car & box in mint condition.

Don't know what you mean by a Gordon car in the same box. I don't know of a Jeff Gordon wheaties car. If you mean Jeff Burton it's $50-$65

He is not.

In the 2012 Sprint All-Star Race, Dale Jr. won $141,315.

If it's new, about $12,000, if it's not (film off, no cover, scratches etc) you could probably get between $3,000-$8,500 (depending on the condition). Maybe more if you find the right guy, which shouldn't be too difficult.

No, he was not.

$500