[rowdy3]

Dale Earnhardt and Johnny Cash on Thursday were honored at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum as two of the greatest American icons ever. Meant to perpetuate the legacies of both men, "The Man in Black" program provides music fans and race supporters the ultimate historical crossroad between country music and NASCAR.

A black No. 3 racecar with Earnhardt's famous paint scheme was unveiled with Cash and Earnhardt's names and likenesses on the sides and hood of the car. The "Man in Black" car, the first in a multi-year series that will perpetuate the legacy of Earnhardt by teaming him up with other iconic American personalities, puts one of the most influential American musicians on the hood of the car of NASCAR's most respected driver of all-time.

http://www.nascar.com/2008/news/headline...index.html

[SHELBYSALEEN]

I do not know what to say about this. I disagree with it big time. It is time to put the 3 back on the track and quit using his death to keep milking fans for money.

If its a diecast he ran fine but to just put together him and others to sell to his loyal fans is wrong.

It is what i said years ago the only reason they are not putting the 3 back on the track is to maximize the money they can make buy not running it.

Just like his birthday thing, if the fans just showed up thats respect when dei throws a party every year to sell things thats not a memorial thats a fund raiser

[rowdy3]

I bought the pre-prodction 1 of 333 and the car is pretty cool looking.