Tim Brewer

Well, you know, we're still digging up stuff because I mentioned this on social media this morning.

But when you get a text from Tim Brewer and he says that he's got some more stories to tell, you move heaven and earth to make that happen.

So buckle up, listeners.

It's going to be a bumpy ride.

So Junior, Junior, Junior loved me.

But Tim Brewer and that whole crowd, uh, Harold Elliott, and all those, those guys that were up there, uh, I was the enemy.

And so Junior had hired the enemy.

And so when I go in, it's hostile.

I mean, c- 'cause I was so rude to him a lot of times around the racetrack early on that year, that Junior finally left me at the shop a lot of times to build cars rather than come and work on them.

I would come in on the weekend and pit the car, then go back and finish building cars.

But when it was all said and done, at the end of '81 after, you know, Tim Brewer was there, Harold Elliott and everything, and we won that first championship, what looked like was gonna be a long-term relationship fell apart, and the door was wide open, and I w- I went in and I basically threw myself at Darrell saying, "I have seen the light.

I wanna work with you." I d- seriously, I told him-