Summary

In 1990 Davey Allison drove this #28 Texaco-Havoline Chevy Lumina in the NASCAR Busch Series. It was the only Chevy Davey ever drove while in NASCAR. It was built by his dad at Bobby Allison Motorsports in Alabama. Sold on a bill of sale only.

Details

In 1990, Davey Allison drove this #28 Texaco-Havoline Chevy Lumina in the NASCAR Busch Series. The car was built by his father, Bobby Allison, in their shop in Hueytown, Alabama. Davey ran a total of eight Busch series races that season. Davey sat on the pole at the first race at Nazareth, PA before finishing 10th in the race. He then raced it at Charlotte, Indianapolis Raceway Park, Bristol, Darlington, Richmond, New Hampshire and North Carolina. It is the only Chevy Lumina Davey ever drove in NASCAR. Tommy Allison, Davey's cousin, confirmed that racer Richard Lasitur of North Carolina bought the car from the Allisons after the 1990 season and campaigned it himself. Lasitur sold it in 1996 to Felton Restorations. They restored the car to the current 1990 Davey Allison Busch livery. Felton Restorations sold the car in 1998 to old time NASCAR racer Edgar Otto of Florida. Otto raced it in the Historic Stock Car Racing Association Vintage race group. Otto sold the car to its current owner in 2006. The car was taken directly to Bill Elliott Racing in Dawsonville, GA for a mechanical refreshing including engine, transmission and chassis. The current owner raced it twice with the Historic Stock Car Racing Association, once at Laguna Seca and once at Phoenix International Raceway. Since then the car has been cosmetically restored to its current condition. **SOLD ON A BILL OF SALE ONLY**