What were all the cars dale Earnhardt drove in his life time?
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2001 Season Monte Carlo \n 2000 Season Monte Carlo \n 1999 Season Monte Carlo  \n 1998 Season Monte Carlo  \n 1997 Season Monte Carlo  \n 1996 Season Monte Carlo \n 1995 Season Monte Carlo \n 1994 Season Lumina \n 1993 Season Lumina  \n 1992 Season Lumina  \n 1991 Season Lumina  \n 1990 Season Lumina  \n 1989 Season Lumina  \n 1988 Season Monte Carlo \n 1987 Season Monte Carlo  \n 1986 Season Monte Carlo  \n 1985 Season Monte Carlo  \n 1984 Season Monte Carlo  \n 1983 Season Thunderbird \n 1982 Season Thunderbird  \n 1981 Season Grand Prix \n 1980 Season Monte Carlo, Cutlass  \n 1979 Season Monte Carlo, Cutlass \n 1970 1956 Ford\nthats all i could find sorry
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My opinion is a little biased, as I was, and still am, a huge follower of all things Earnhardt. Richard Petty's 200 wins will never be broken, but that number is largely inflated due to the lack of competition he faced in his early days. From 1967 to 1971, he won a total of 92 out of 233 races. He finished in the top 10 185 times out of those 233 races. Just from reading up on the history of NASCAR, races back in those days were won by laps, not seconds like they are currently. It was not uncommon to see a race winner win by 6, 8, even 10 laps back in the 60's and 70's. So, I believe competition, or the lack of it, is why I believe Earnhardt was a better racer than Richard Petty.
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Richard Petty with 7 wins
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Try checking nascar.com, DEI.com,or DaleEarnhardt.com
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Okay, well technically it would be Richard Petty. He retired in 1992 and holds the most amount of wins (200) and most amount of championships. \nDW has the next amount of wins (84) of modern era drivers, but only 3 championships. He retired in 2000.\n\nYou omitte Dale Sr, but he would rank 2nd with 76 wins and 7 Championships..   \n\nIf you talk driver's still driving it would be Jeff Gordon. He has 74 wins and 4 Championships.\nTony is the closest to coming up on that. He's got the 2 championships, but only 25 wins.\n\nIf you're talking opinionwise: my vote is for Jeff Gordon and Tony Stewart. THey have the numbers and can drive anything. \n\nJust so ya'll know JR only has 17 wins. So he is so far off from being the top driver. Rusty does have 55 (which ranks him as 8th all time right now) and McMurray?? I like JMAC, but uhmm, yeah, he's only got one win, LOL.
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THE RACE: Kmart 400 at Michigan International Speedway\nWinner: Dale Jarrett, June 1999, 173.997mph
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go to dale earnhart jr.com in search...will give you a list of sites.....that might have something
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Fav Driver  -  Bill Elliott\nMost Loved  -  Rusty Wallace\nMost Missed  -  Dale Earnhardt\nMost Disliked  -  Darrell Waltrip (at the time  haha)\nFan's Fav  -  Bobby Allison\nMost Talked About  -  Richard Petty
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Darrell Waltrip (born February 5, 1947 in Owensboro, Kentucky) is a NASCAR driver, active from 1972 to 2000, who won three Nextel Cup titles (1981, 1982, 1985), the 1989 Daytona 500, 1992 Southern 500, and is the undisputed Memorial Day major race record holder, having won an unprecedented five Coca-Cola 600 titles. His 84 Winston Cup race wins are the most by any driver in NASCAR's modern (post-1971) schedule format. His family, including his wife, the former Stephanie Rader, and daughters Jessica Leigh and Sarah Kaitlin, reside in Franklin, Tennessee.
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Big Bill France\nBill France Jr.\nRichard Petty\nLee Petty\nDale Earnhardt Sr.\nRed Byron \nJunior Johnson\nDavid Pearson
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Do the research yourself! Go to Yahoo search and type in "Dale Earnhardt" biography.
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Nascar!!!  Go Kasey Kahne and Dale Jr.
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My two favorite are Dale Jr. and Tony Stewart, I can't decide which one i like more.\n\nYours is Richard Petty\n\nGO DALE GO!!!!!!!#8
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I would say Earnhardt sr. and the King Richard Petty are probably the most well known drivers. I don't know that Sr. would have reached Petty's records or not...he was getting close to retirement when he was killed. But I would say there are many drivers that have went unrecognized.
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Well by victories you'd have to go by King Richard, Petty for those who don't know. As to Dale Sr., he was one of the greatest no doubt. I don't think he would have caught Petty by wins but he proably would have got at least one more Title and beat Petty in that category if he had lived. At least by the look of that Daytona 500. Keep in mind his racing wasn't as good the prior season or two, but he looked great and like he was back in form in that race.
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According to my husband your question is far too broad - do you mean:  of all time, by production year, racing model, current year, road model, etc.
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dale jarrett and michael waltrip are the main ones that i have heard so far.  both of these drivers are confirmed.