Nascar Leather Jackets are here
Its the perfect time of the year for the die hard racing fan to get your very own Leather Jacket. Whether you are thinking of getting one for a Christmas gift, or for the chill in the air from this years Fall season. These Nascar Leather Jackets are made to withstand the test of time, with your favorite drivers number on the front and back, you will make people envy of the high quality, and durability these jackets show.
NASCAR was founded by William France, Sr., on February 21, 1948, with the help of several other drivers of the time. The points system was written on a bar room napkin.
The original plans for Nascar included three distinct divisions: Modified, Roadster, and Strictly Stock. The Modified and Roadster classes were seen as more attractive to fans. It turned out that NASCAR fans wanted nothing to do with the Roadsters, which fans perceived as a Northeast or Midwest series. The Strictly Stock division was put on hold as American automobile manufacturers were unable to produce family sedans quickly enough to keep up with post-World War II demand.The 1948 schedule featured 52 Modified dirt track races.
The sanctioning body hosted its first event at Daytona Beach on February 15, 1948. Red Byron beat Marshall Teague in the Modified division race. Byron won the 1948 national championship. Things had changed dramatically by 1949, and the Strictly Stock division was able to debut with a 20-mile (32 km) exhibition in February near Miami.
In those times the drivers didn't have the safety measures that is in place today, although their was one thing the drivers did use was a lightweight Leather Jacket. Their function was mainly for flying debris, excessive heat, and scalding radiator fluid from a thrown rod.
Sport your favorite Nascar drivers name whether it be Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jimmie Johnson, or Tony Stewart etc. we have them all. Find the perfect leather jacket for your favorite Nascar driver here.
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