Car Number 21 is Chinese red in honor of it’s builder Grant King who painted the cars he kept for himself Chinese Red. The car is a Silver Crown Sprint Car built for Tom Sneva to drive in the 1974 season. The car is 30 years old and is powered by a 1970 ties Chevrolet 350 cu. in. with fuel injection on alcohol and with approximately 550 horsepower. Car was raced around the northwest as a super modified during the 1980s by Bill Seidelman. Car raced at the Copper Classic in 1987. Glen Walker (65 years old) is the driver. Glen started racing at Elma Washington in 1957 and is still actively racing modern sprint cars. Marvin Price and Tom Hanna are the owners and keep the car in Portland, OR. The car has independent front and rear suspension with a two-speed transaxle out to the 1968 Laycock Mongoose Indy car. It took over 3 years to restore.