Maurice Petty was at home in the race shop. This will be a solemn night in Level Cross. Chief, the greatest engine builder the sport has ever known, has gone home to meet his mom and dad.

Calling all muscle car maniacs and Mopar fanatics: this is not your average giveaway. This is your chance to own the one and ...

The Plymouth Petty drove to a 1970 win at Raleigh was owned by Don Robertson, but it had originally come out of the Petty Enterprises shop in Level Cross, North Carolina.

Petty Enterprises. Richard Petty owned ... Outside the NASCAR garage, the 200-time Cup winner owns a high-performance shop called Petty’s Garage, which predominantly modifies American cars such ...

Lee Petty (middle) and son Richard Petty (far right) The future king…was learning from the best. Lee Petty retired in the early 60s and built the foundation for what was coming next.

And even though it's been almost 50 years since it left the Petty Enterprises shop as of 2023, this legendary Mopar is still alive and kicking. Moreover, it looks just as clean as it did before it ...

Richard Petty went drag racing in late 1964 after NASCAR's decision to ban the 426 HEMI V8. ... Richard ordered the mangled Barracuda buried on the family property behind the Petty Enterprises shop.

In 2009, Petty Enterprises merged with Gillett Evernham Motor Sports to form Richard Petty Motorsports. The shop has had 268 race cars win races since NASCAR began.

Petty Enterprises became Richard Petty Motorsports, which became Petty GMS Racing, which is now LEGACY Motor Club. Got all that?

The Petty family made Martinsville Speedway its home track, located an hour away from Level Cross, North Carolina, where the team’s shops are still located and called Petty's Garage.