Eddie Hill was always very competitive through the 90s in his Pennzoil top fuel dragster! I used to love to go to Heartland park in Topeka twice a year and St. Louis once a year to watch him. Very outstanding guy and always was interested in what you had to say.
Yes I was there but that was Ed McCullough not Eddie Hill. That was the same time I got Grumpy to sign my hat and when Richard asked for an autograph he just grunted at Richard.Were you there when Richard had him autograft his cutoff's, Eddie asked " What Side Is The Stem On "
That may have been at Indy, I'll have to ask.
That was when he also handed me all of his notes from those pro stock trucks that he was working on the small block Chevy engines and then I got a hold all his racing notes while he signed my hat. Richard said I should’ve run I could’ve got a lot of money out of them.
I wouldn’t do that to grumpy though he’s cool. We were in the pit area hanging out with Al Hoffman, remember him? And that’s when Ed McCullough came by and sign my hat and then Richards shorts. He was a little leery pulling tight Richards shorts to autograph them.
That’s pretty cool,,,,is that a 2x6 or 2x8 piece of lumber up front between the wheels?
Al Hoffman. There is another blast from the past. He always had grease on him and looked dirty. Before the days of superstars with showers and fresh clothes in their trailers.Yes I was there but that was Ed McCullough not Eddie Hill. That was the same time I got Grumpy to sign my hat and when Richard asked for an autograph he just grunted at Richard.
