10

1979 – During this period, the #10 was normally stored in a garage on Adams St, Manchester. One night the nearby creek overflowed, flooding the garage. Luckily, that night Ed Jr had happened to take the car away on its hauler, and thus the #10 was spared. Photo by Howie Hodge, from Thechromehorn.com.

28

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.

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.

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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.