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Earnhardt Cars at RCR Racing Museum

Richard Childress Racing built the famous black No. 3 cars driven by NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt. Its original "shop" is now a 47,000-square-foot museum on RCR's sprawling campus. Displays include trophies, memorabilia, and over 50 race vehicles, 22 of which are Earnhardt black No. 3s. There's also a "fan walk" where visitors can peer through windows at the shop in action, and a section of the museum is reserved for displaying animals killed by Richard Childress. A pilgrimage site for NASCAR fans.

Earnhardt Cars at RCR Racing Museum

RCR Racing Museum

Address:: 236 Industrial Drive, Welcome, NC
Directions:: RCR Racing Museum. I-85 exit 87, then US 52 north to exit 92. Turn right onto Old US 52 (Main Street). Drive a little over two miles and look for the brown sign to the museum. Turn right onto Industrial Drive.
Hours:: Th-Sa 10-6 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
Phone:: 336-731-3389
Admission:: Adults $10, Seniors $8, Students $5, under 7 free.

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