Bob McCoy began his racing career at Balboa Stadium in San Diego, California driving jalopies in his teen years. He later went on to drive Midgets and then sprint cars before signing a contract to drive in the Indianapolis 500 in the late ’60s. He was critically injured and was unable to drive the Joe Hunt Magneto car at the Indy 500 as planned.

Bob had other exotic careers such as wild animal taming and rodeo bronc riding, but is most famous for his abilities as a race car driver and artist. McCoy’s art can be found in homes and offices all around the world. As a former race car driver, Bob McCoy worked from experience. “Whenever I draw a scene from an early ’60s dirt track race, as soon as I’m done, I feel as though I’ve run the entire race myself,” he once said. "Lynn McCoy"

If you are here and considering this Historic vehicle, you will certainly want to order this book, it is a must read! An incredibly entertaining biography about a "Real Hot Rod Hero" written by his Wife Lynn McCoy with Forward By Parnelli Jones (whom Bob Raced against during his early days). You can order the hardback book and his Cartoon Artwork here >  Bob McCoy Art Studios and Online Store Here...

In closing, don't miss this early opportunity, as time passes, this "Southern California Automotive Legend's Artwork and Personal Treasures" are certain to skyrocket in value. "All Proceeds" from this sale will benefit Lynn McCoy as the family sorts out all of Bob's Treasures and cherished memories written within "Circle of Impact - The True Life Events of a Brave Action Figure". Spuds Garage