Wendell Scott’s 1962 Chevrolet Tribute Car is more than a showpiece. It is a rolling chapter of American history. Built by NASCAR pioneer Wendell Scott for the film Greased Lightning, this replica of his iconic #34 honors the first Black driver to win a NASCAR premier series race and a proud son of Danville, Virginia. A mechanic, veteran, entrepreneur, and devoted family man, Scott used his talent and grit to break barriers on and off the track.
When you bring the Wendell Scott Tribute Car to your event, you are inviting your guests into that story of courage and determination. The #34 instantly becomes a centerpiece for photo moments, community engagement, and meaningful conversation about equity, opportunity, and the power of perseverance. From corporate gatherings and race weekends to schools, museums, and community festivals, the car helps hosts draw a crowd while aligning with a legacy rooted in resilience, innovation, and hope.
Partner with the Wendell Scott Foundation to feature the Tribute Car at your next event and help us fuel scholarships, youth STEM programs, and the next generation of barrier breakers.