Price On Request ### HIGHLIGHTS- Driven by Hall of Fame driver, Bobby Allison, in his final season- Also driven by Bobby Hillen, and Rick Wilson- Built and owned by Stavola Brothers Racing- Restored by Bill Elliot Motorsports- Freshened and race ready ### OVERVIEW **1988 Buick Regal Coupe Winston Cup NASCAR**VIN: 12This car was built and owned by Stavola Brothers Racing, and was first driven as the #12 Miller High Life by Bobby Allison in 1988, his last racing year. After Allison's retirement this car was driven by Bobby Hillin. For both the 1988 and 1989 NASCAR seasons the car wore the Miller High Life livery. In 1990 the sponsorship at Stavola Brothers changed to Snickers. The car was driven first by Bobby Hillen and the later by Rick Wilson. 1992 the Stavola Brothers changed to Ford, so the Buick was sold to R&S Oval Track. It was purchase by Robert Ham, Auburn Alabama who raced car in the 1992 Arca season as #18. The Buick would pass through a few owners in the '90s who kept the car as a collectable until 2003, when it would be fully restored by Bill Elliott's motorsport shop in North Carolina. It has been driven minimally by its last owner, and has a fresh engine / transmission / differential with only about 2 hours on them. The car is currently set up in its road course configuration, making it ideal for historic racing events around the world. ### Specifications:Hendrick built engine, 725-750 hp, 18-degree cylinder heads, 12:1 compression, 8,000 rpm maxRankin transmission9" Ford differential, 3.40:1Road course setupOriginal bodyLarger brakes### About Bobby Allison:During the course of his NASCAR career, Bobby Allison would race 778 races and accumulate 84 credited victories and 2 uncredited victories making him fourth all-time winner, tied with Darrell Waltrip, including three...