About this episode
Mark Martin sits down with Ray Dillon to reminisce about their early racing careers and the pivotal moments that shaped them. They discuss their collaboration on the groundbreaking Dillon Mark II chassis, which revolutionized short track racing. From their humble beginnings to achieving success in the ASA series, the duo shares stories of challenges, innovations, and the camaraderie that fueled their journey. Dillon's insights into building race cars and Martin's rise through the ranks provide a fascinating look at the evolution of racing during that era.
Chevrolet Camaro
"...ich was a coilover rack and pinion car. It was a Camaro front snout car, not a tubular snout. But it was..."
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