Dale Earnhardt Jr. turned the woods of his North Carolina estate into a motorsport time capsule, keeping more than 75 wrecked race cars in a private graveyard beside a full Wild West-style town he built
- Earnhardt’s collection goes back to the period when JR Motorsports was competing in late models.
- has turned part of his property near Mooresville, North Carolina, into an unusual collection of racing history.
- More than 75 wrecked race cars are scattered across his estate, which includes a private “Racecar Graveyard” and a Wild West-style town called Whisky River.
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- Earnhardt’s collection goes back to the period when JR Motorsports was competing in late models.
- has turned part of his property near Mooresville, North Carolina, into an unusual collection of racing history.
- More than 75 wrecked race cars are scattered across his estate, which includes a private “Racecar Graveyard” and a Wild West-style town called Whisky River.
Sources: Times of India