Did  Roy from American hot rod die
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It sure seems like it.\nhttp://community.discovery.com/groupee/forums/a/tpc/f/7201946096/m/1451997328
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He died in 1997, so no tour. :-(
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According to the news today from Nascar he did do and and has been fined for it.  They reviewed tapes and low and behold there it came.  Even on reinspecting of the car they found the missing piece.
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I think he died in a car wreck a couple years ago. I'm not sure about it but it seems to me that's what I heard.
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I heard the fan club broke up ...... THe guy died .
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I haven't seen anything on him.  But here is a list of Famous Wrestlers That Have Died Since 1985 Before the Age of 65\n\nhttp://prowrestling.about.com/od/whatsrealwhatsfake/a/wrestlersdeaths.htm
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I once read a statement that he and Valens were 'made', like studio bands..I think this is utter and total crap. I know he made a huge impact, and it was terrible that he died at 22. I think he would have continued with a rockabilly sound, he wasn't an activist, he just loved music. Good question!
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HE DIED MANY YEARS AGO.  YOU MAY SEE HIM ON RERUNS OF MONTY PYTHON.   OOOHHHHHHH, BENNY HINN.  I SEE HE A  LOT ON HIS REG NETWORKS.  I KNOW THEY HAD BEEN INVESTIGATING HIM FOR FRAUD.  HEARD NO MORE
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Noooooo. He's actually performing here in Anchorage soon. \n\nHe's my fave redneck comedian, but his career is going to die if he doesn't get a new routine.
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Yes he was PREPARING for a stunt when the harness which was already attached, was inadvertently attached incorrectly. When he attempted the "move" from up above the rafters , the harness gave way and he was not supported properly. Died of massive brain injury caused by amongst other symptoms, a concussion and broken neck when he "crash landed" on the ringpost area. I was able to see the replay provided by his brother Brett, on the sports show "OFF THE RECORD".
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Many people are sad like you and me. He was a legend. He was a charismatic individual as well as a great coach. He was the fifth all-time winningest coach. The out pour of grief has been amazing, and it's ironic that it happened while he was talking about tomorrows game at a TV studio here in Detroit. He will be sorely missed. Also, his last name is Schembechler, but he will always be know as BO. RIP BO!
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He died. I don't recall the specifics, but I do remember that one of the shows had a dedication to him at the end of the show.
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Sounds like he died fighting a good fight.  Good luck to you
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i say roy is one the best goalies in the nhl.  he ranks in the top three best goalies in the nhl.  he won more stanley cups than brodeur and had more wins and shutouts than any goalie in history.  he beat out the late great goalie terry sawchuck in the wins and shutouts catergories.  now brodeur is probably one of the top five great goalies in the nhl.  he still has a few years left in him.  will he ever pass roy in wins and shutouts ?  i can't be sure about it but he will come close.   it is a tossup between the two goalies.  roy has the edge in my book.
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40-45, then he would do some busch racing. i don't think it will happen, he grew up with racing, i don't see how he could retire after 40. and for those people who think he is trying to fill his fathers footsteps, you are wrong, dale sr. loved racing and so does jr. he had quite a bit of influence from his dad, granted, but he is not trying to replace him, in the world of racing. dale earnhardt sr died on february 18, 2001. on the last lap of the Daytona 500. ralph earnhardt died at age 45. both were admited into the nascar 50 greatest drivers.
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Rudd has always been the driver I pulled for.From his days with the Peidmont sponsorship to Wrangler to Tide and the Ford/Air Force years he has been my favorite,and if he does come back part time next year I'll still pull for him.
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Portrait of Alex Raymond, 1952 (photo by Ray Burns) \n The September 7, 1956, edition of The New York Times gave it nearly 11 inches of space, headlined "CARTOONIST DIES IN WRECK OF AUTO" and treated it in a straightforward manner: \n\nAlex Raymond, then known as the creator of Rip Kirby, had died the previous day in a single-car accident. Objectively yet respectfully, the account briefly summarized Raymond's accomplishments, among them the creation of the landmark feature Flash Gordon and the co-creation of Secret Agent X-9. And buried in the story was a mention of Raymond's gravely injured passenger, fellow cartoonist Stan Drake, then working on The Heart of Juliet Jones.