1981 Rich Vogler Race Used Hinchman Sprint Car Suit
This 1991 Hinchman suit is in a class of its own given the talent of the driver who wore it.
Rich Vogler was a legend, and a racer for all types of tracks and seasons. He stands second only to A.J. Foyt in terms of USAC short-track wins (with 171), and he won more than 200 races of other sanctioning bodies. He made five Indianapolis 500 starts, as well as a couple starts in NASCAR races. His first Indy start came in 1985 with Patrick Racing, and his best finish in the "500" was an eighth place in 1989.
Vogler was just a week shy of his 40th birthday when he lost his life in July of 1990 in a Sprint Car crash at Salem Speedway in Indiana. He still had so much more to give to the sport, but what he was able to accomplish in his racing career is simply remarkable.
The Chicago native won the 1987 Chili Bowl Nationals and was a two-time USAC Sprint Car champion, as well as being a five-time USAC National Midget Champion. He was postumously inducted into the Sprint Car Hall of Fame in 1992 and the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America in 2010.
The red and beige Hinchman suit has Vogler's name embroidered on the right side of the chest and has branding patches on the left side.
The suit comes with a Certificate Of Authenticity.
Rich Vogler was a legend, and a racer for all types of tracks and seasons. He stands second only to A.J. Foyt in terms of USAC short-track wins (with 171), and he won more than 200 races of other sanctioning bodies. He made five Indianapolis 500 starts, as well as a couple starts in NASCAR races. His first Indy start came in 1985 with Patrick Racing, and his best finish in the "500" was an eighth place in 1989.
Vogler was just a week shy of his 40th birthday when he lost his life in July of 1990 in a Sprint Car crash at Salem Speedway in Indiana. He still had so much more to give to the sport, but what he was able to accomplish in his racing career is simply remarkable.
The Chicago native won the 1987 Chili Bowl Nationals and was a two-time USAC Sprint Car champion, as well as being a five-time USAC National Midget Champion. He was postumously inducted into the Sprint Car Hall of Fame in 1992 and the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America in 2010.
The red and beige Hinchman suit has Vogler's name embroidered on the right side of the chest and has branding patches on the left side.
The suit comes with a Certificate Of Authenticity.