Bud Moore

[Steve Holmes]

Sad to learn the legendary NASCAR and Trans-Am team owner Bud Moore has passed away. He was also a decorated war hero. RIP.

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[Neville Milne]

In another life, when I was Tech. Training for Arrow Automotive Industries...I frequently visited the Arrow factory in Spartanburg SC...just up the street from Bud Moore's shop.
Arrow, at that time, sponsored an SCCA Mustang and Moore's input was sometimes very useful in the development of the race car.
Bud carried the scars and iron-mongery from his WW2 injuries, with both dignity and fortitude.
That Bud Moore was a true-blue hero, there is no doubt at all......complemented by his undoubted abilities in producing race winners in both NASCAR and TransAm series.
A GREAT loss indeed....RIP Bud

[Paul B]

A true legend in his time! He leaves with us a fantastic history of his most worthy achievements throughout his life.

[khyndart in CA]

Check this site and note all the respect everyone had for Bud Moore.
Also check the Bud Moore "Moffat" car.Vin # 9F02M148624.

http://www.ponysite.de/transam.htm (Allow some time to read through this site.)


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(Ken Hyndman photo. Christi Edelbrock signing a Shelby model on a Bud Moore 1969 Boss 302 Mustang.)

[khyndart in CA]

Thanks Bud for giving us some of the best race cars in history. Your memory will last forever. R.I.P.
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1971 Ford Mustang Boss 302. Driven by George Follmer. Built by Kar Kraft and Bud Moore Engineering.
(Ken Hyndman photo.)