Updated 3/2/21
Bob
Bob
Bob with Shane Carson
Bob with Doug Wolfgang
Bob in his shop
Bob's Museum Garage
Another look
Bob
Bob
Bob
Bob's bronze likeness
Again another view of his likeness
Another
More
And the last one
Bob and Norm Wadle
Bob with his Hall of Fame plaque at the Knoxville Hall of Fame induction
Bob at the museum
Bob interviewed at the museum
Bob posing at the museum
Bob posing by his 1977 Knoxville Nationals winning car
Bob with Shane Carson
Bob with Doug Wolfgang
Bob and Shane Carson
Bob and Shane Carson
Bob being interviewed
Bob with Doug Wolfgang
Bob autographing with Shane Carson
Bob doing more autograph
Bob with Shane Carson
Bob with Bubby Jones and jack Hewitt
Bob posing with a group at the museum
Bob's cars
Bob with Steve Kinser in the shop
Bob with Shane again
# 20
Tom Schmeh with his # 20 cars
Bob's cars
Bob's cars from the rear
Bob's cars and their drivers
Again more of the same
The Trostle cars
Bob built this # 20, too
# 20
# 20
Jan opperman in a Trostle
Jack Hewitt with a Trostle
Bob with another of his cars
Lealand McSpadden driving a trostle
Steve Kinser driving a trostle
Another Trostle with Dusenbery driving
Trostle car # 72 with Tom Haxall driving
Another Trostle car
And another
Jeff Gordon drove this car
This # 20 on display at the Knoxville museum
Another Trostle on display
# 20
# 20
# 20
# 20
# 20 schematic
# 20
Bob built chassis driven by doug Wolfgang and many other great drivers of his time. I stopped in his shop in Wichita one year while on a CRA tour and it was old looking, but he still built great cars. Later he moved into a new shop and it was amazingly different and cleaner