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z28camaroman · 01-24-2014, 02:15 PM

Jim, I don't know when the new cars will arrive. I did see them loading up the Prudhomme stuff on Sunday in a Hendrick tractor trailer. Don was out there helping. I guess for $1.1 million it's the least he can do. LOL.

The Heritage Center is not open to the public. It's by invitation only, or knowing someone at the Hendrick facility. Rick H. told me last year while we were at the Charlotte National event that I could invite some of my racer buddies for a private tour. I did and took about 15 people in with me, Bruce Noland, Jimmy Roberts, Johnny Gray and family, Dick Kincade, Frank Cimba, and others. Can't remember them all. We toured the race shop too where they build the car chassis' and engines. Took about 3 1/2 hours. Nothing like it in the country. Mr. Hendrick actually build a city in his museum to tell the story of his life. That is why it's a very special place.

01-24-2014, 02:15 PM	#2
z28camaroman Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Eldersburg, MD Posts: 153 Likes: 0 Liked 91 Times in 2 Posts	Re: Barrett Jackson and brains? Jim, I don't know when the new cars will arrive. I did see them loading up the Prudhomme stuff on Sunday in a Hendrick tractor trailer. Don was out there helping. I guess for $1.1 million it's the least he can do. LOL. The Heritage Center is not open to the public. It's by invitation only, or knowing someone at the Hendrick facility. Rick H. told me last year while we were at the Charlotte National event that I could invite some of my racer buddies for a private tour. I did and took about 15 people in with me, Bruce Noland, Jimmy Roberts, Johnny Gray and family, Dick Kincade, Frank Cimba, and others. Can't remember them all. We toured the race shop too where they build the car chassis' and engines. Took about 3 1/2 hours. Nothing like it in the country. Mr. Hendrick actually build a city in his museum to tell the story of his life. That is why it's a very special place.