One of the NASCAR greats is Bud Moore, World War II veteran and owner-operator of Bud Moore Engineering from the 1960s until it shut down in 1999. Moore won the NASCAR title in 1957 as crew chief ...

son of NASCAR founder Bill France Sr. and currently Chairman of the Board for International Speedways Corp. Past crew chiefs who worked with Bud Moore Engineering turned out and stood shoulder-to ...

By the time he sold Bud Moore Engineering in 1999, Bud Moore cars had won 63 NASCAR and Winston Cup races (seventh all-time) and 43 poles (ninth all-time). But more importantly to Mustang ...

Located on North Fairview Drive, the abandoned building was the former home of Bud Moore Engineering, dating back to the early 1960s when he fielded Fords in NASCAR’s then-Grand National Series ...

Dale Earnhardt is a NASCAR legend whose driving prowess ... Earnhardt's storied career was his time behind the wheel for Bud Moore Engineering, a collaboration that showed the true essence of ...

“Bud” Moore humbly referred ... who founded an engineering company and went on to become one of the most successful team owners in NASCAR history. A lifelong resident of Spartanburg, South Carolina, ...

Bud Moore Engineering hired 1970 Grand National World ... one of the most significant and well-documented historic pieces of NASCAR and Ford Racing history. With a475-horsepower 351 Cleveland ...

NASCAR announced the death of Walter “Bud” Moore on Tuesday morning. Bud Moore Engineering, the team Moore ran from his hometown of Spartanburg, S.C., built cars that won NASCAR championships ...