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RIP James Garner

Started by The Good Assyrian, July 20, 2014, 05:09:21 PM

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I saw him drive the pace car in the Indy 500, still have a race program signed by him. RIP Mr Garner. :(
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Quote from: dragoner;770785I saw him drive the pace car in the Indy 500, still have a race program signed by him. RIP Mr Garner. :(

I saw him drive the pace car at Indy, too--he was a good and true friend to open wheel racing, that's for sure.  RIP.
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