NASCAR Hall of Famer’s son seeks help on Twitter
The last fire suit Rusty Wallace wore in a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series vehicle is considered stolen by the Wallace family, according to a tweet from Wallace’s son Greg.
The white and blue Miller Lite fire suit is missing from the Team Penske shop, and Greg Wallace is offering a reward — and no questions asked — for its return.
NASCAR Hall of Famer Rusty Wallace wore the suit in January while taking laps during a testing session at Daytona International Speedway in Brad Keselowski’s No. 2 Penske car, the same vehicle Wallace drove from 1991-2005.
Wallace retired from full-time driving following the 2005 season after winning 55 races and one title during his career.
This firesuit went missing from @Team_Penske shop. Considered stolen. Reward for return–no questions asked. pic.twitter.com/0XOlkRTozd
— Greg Wallace (@GregWallace66) June 4, 2014