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Savoychina1
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Living in the heart of NASCAR country makes these items fairly easy to come by. My son's high school has an auction every year and Joe Gibbs donates a lot of items. The first coat is cloth, the second is leather.
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U hit me in the Hart Savoy, I have met Joe Gibbs 2 years ago when we went to NC. He GAVE me his book & signed it for me at his race shop! I'm a Tony fan sence his Rookie year in 1999. I'v met Tony several times at tracks & have auto's of lots of stuff..... U can't get any better then Joe Gibbs!
You won't meet a finer man. I worked for a builder that built homes for a number of his people and they were all top notch. Funny note...when Zippy's house was done he was adamant that he did not want the supplied waste container...so I have Zipadelli's trash can! You think I should get it signed? LOL
LOLOL, He didn't want it then, so Y would he sign it now! Only U know where it came from..... Cool story....