Charles Hardy was the silent partner on Bill Elliott's Cup team at the start, but eventually - I no longer remember when- Elliott went it alone. Hardy passed away a few years ago, if I recall correctly.

I was happy to see Press Pass include the Miss Sprint Cups in sets...I was not lucky enough to pull any of the cards, so I went to Ebay to get this one.

This card also appears on my New Sets of 2015 chart. The scan does not do it justice. The funky looking foil is gold holofoil. This is my 3rd card autographed in gold ink, and first from the NBA.

Winner of the first race in what is now the Cup series, Roper only ever had one card issued- and it's hideous. This has to be the worst card design in history.

Inglis missed his entire rookie season due to injury.

This card came out of the same pack as the Inglis card above.

I pulled this one from one of Dave & Adam's Hit Parade packs. Eric McClure is the son of the owner of Morgan-McClure Motorsports, which was my favorite team when I discovered the sport. Eric has never found a lot of racing success, known mostly for several spectacular crashes, all of which were "Wrong Place, Wrong Time", several of which left him injured enough to miss races.

I discovered a great new vintage dealer, and I got all these cards from him. I more than doubled my 1973-74 Topps collection, and I managed to add all 8 One Hit Wonders (People who only ever got one card) in the same day.

I discovered a great new vintage dealer, and I got all these cards from him. I more than doubled my 1973-74 Topps collection, and I managed to add all 8 One Hit Wonders (People who only ever got one card) in the same day.

As it turned out, Bob Christian was the 2500th different person in my NBA collection. I got the card in March, and didn't realize I had so badly miscounted until August 1st!

I discovered a great new vintage dealer, and I got all these cards from him. I more than doubled my 1973-74 Topps collection, and I managed to add all 8 One Hit Wonders (People who only ever got one card) in the same day.