In Terry's second garage is his greatest find ever...a Pat Doherty sprint car from Battle Creek.
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Pat Doherty passed away in 2000 at the age of 62. Lori Doherty graciously sold the car to Terry Woodin. Terry's plans are to restore it in memory of Pat and run the #5 on it. It has a bolt on cage and will be restored cageless.
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Pat Doherty raced modifieds at Butler until the late 1970's, then built this sprinter...20 years ago.
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Sadly, this car never raced. Pat never totally got it completed to his satisfaction.
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Terry in red jacket and Jim, Terry's son, in black jacket, James, Terry's 13 years old grandson, is behind the wheel. Fort Wayne, 6/3/2001.
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Terry's father, Norm "Woody" Woodin built this car. Jack Decker is behind the wheel here for a Galesburg win, 1953.
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Terry's grandson James is pretty proud of his mini sprint and wants to drive a supermodified some day. 4/25/2001.
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Terry's son, Jim Woodin, at Toledo in their Iceman Monte Carlo. Jim and Terry totally designed and built the chassis. 1997.
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