Captured Ray Wolff's business card. Thank you Vernon.

[deathsled]

Seeing as my car was invoiced to Hi Performance Motors, I saw it fitting to acquire Ray Wolff's business card.  Rest assured, it will be put into a preservation frame with ultraviolet resistant glass for my work desk and be made a part of my automotive shrine hereof.  Thanks to Mr. Estes.

Best,

Richard E.

[deathsled]

Thee card.

[Side-Oilers]

Cool card for sure, Richard.

I wonder how pissed Carroll was when he noticed someone spelled his name wrong. 

Maybe yours is one of the few surviving cards.  I can imagine CS dumping the rest in the trash and setting them ablaze.  No matches or Zippo lighter required...he just used his "colorful vocabulary" to ignite them.

[deathsled]

That and I think on the Cobra keychain there is or was a dispute over whether the return address was correct, no? Funny thing. Wrong means it's original. Correct means it's fake. Crazy world.

[gt350hr]

   For those of you who never met or knew Ray , he was very down to earth and matter of fact. His own shop , Ray's High Performance , was a treasure trove of original 62-67 SAI parts. Anything was for sale and his prices were very affordable. I spent every extra dollar I had there until his untimely passing. I still have some of those items today. He was all about the cars.
   Randy

[427hunter]

Someone printed up a batch of those cards some years back, I remember seeing them at Knotts. Those are fun trinkets to have..

[Bob Gaines]

Someone printed up a batch of those cards some years back, I remember seeing them at Knotts. Those are fun trinkets to have..

FYI so that there is no confusion, the ones Vern has sold came from a buy out of items from the Ray Wolff estate.

[deathsled]

As I said, the card will go in a preservation frame with ultraviolet proof glass to be worshipped every February 14th (the first race and the first race won by a G.T. 350). The flying Mustang lives.
Thanks for preserving the record, Bob. Vernon sells top notch stuff.