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Ray and driver Jeff Gordon hope to fix up the Chevrolet Monte Carlo that they used to win their final race together in 1999.
Ray and driver Jeff Gordon hope to fix up the Chevrolet Monte Carlo that they used to win their final race together in 1999.
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