To my knowledge this is the first wing ever mounted
on an open wheel race car. It is mounted on the suspension
applying the down force directly to the tires. This picture is
of the car owned by Nicolas Craw director of the Peace Corps at
the time (1969) sitting in my drive way in Manhattan Beach Calif.
in front of the garage I built it in. My first customer of my first
business.

Nick donated the car to the Smithsonian Museum after racing
it for awhile and as far as I know it is still there.
Nick went on to become the director of the Sports Car Club
of America which was a giant step up from director of the
Peace Corps IMHO :)

  *  Director Nick Craw: Nick Craw Reputedly won more races in
     America in a BMW than anyone else 22 June 2003

  * Director Nick Craw: Executive Director's Report Annual General
    Meeting 2002 by Former Peace Corps Director Nick Craw 17 October 2002

  * Director Nick Craw: A REUNION OF PEACE CORPS STAFF 10 March 2002

  * Director Nick Craw: Former PC Director Nicholas Craw named
    Executive Director of US SAILING 13 December 2001

  * Director Nick Craw: It is impossible to overstate the value of
    Nick Craw's service to the SCCA. 14 July 2001

  * Director Nick Craw: Future SCCA President Nick Craw was among
     those to relish the performance of the 2002,
      winning the BFGoodrich Challenge with this Miller & Norburn-run
      production racer in 1973. 14 July 2001

  * Director Nick Craw: Question 4 -- Do we need a new CEO?:
    Who is Nick Craw and what does he do? 14 July 2001

Does anybody have Nick Craw's email address?

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

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