Bettenhausen racing. (the one on the left in the photo below). It, along with several other old shirts, are now the property of the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame and Museum.

My first Non Wing t-shirt was a Gary Fisher EVANS Bottle shop shirt

And I believe my first Winged sprint t shirt(before I learned wings were bad) LOL Was a Bobby Davis Jr. Casey Luna Ford shirt.... Beautiful car Id Love to find that shirt and a couple pics of that car in its glory years... BDJ Era

Ahhh yes, I remeber that one well David. I think I still have mine.

Ferkel's placement in the pic is interesting. The big 0 on the wing makes it almost looks like he has a halo.

A Dave Darland #36d - Beachy Engines/Earlywine Racing shirt when I was five years old.

I can't seem to fit into a youth small anymore. I'll try to eat more salad so I can wear it to the track next year. :wink

I'm sure mine was a 1982 Oxford 250 shirt. Surely I still have it. That was way before I started watching sprintcars.

Mine was a Ventura Raceway tee shirt with two TQ's on it. I was 4 years old. Three Quarter Midget Racing was huge in the '80's at Ventura.

I bought both of my first racing shirts on the same weekend and they are on the bottom of a dresser full of t-shirts that have.....shrunk in size over the years :rolling

A Sammy Swindell Old Milwaukee shirt and a Lloyd K Stephens Ofixco Special shirt with Ronnie Shuman.

My first USAC shirt and I still have it is a Roy Caruthers shirt (aka "Pizza Man" if your reading Roy Boy..inside joke) from the 5c Crucean years I believe 1991 or so.

Good choice.

You and I probably have that in common.

My was a DeWayne Barker, Barker Auto Sales 33B shirt. Probably '84 or '85. He was local driver that ran Warsaw Speedway. It was him, Denny England, Bimbo Atkins, and Tony Elliott that always seem to battle for the championship. I can still remember what it looked like even though it is long gone.

C'mon Scott. All your racing T-shirts are BIG.

Mine was a legend that recently left us too soon.

The one armed bandit Chuck Amati in the Daryl Tate 66 circa 1990.:thumb