The Selling Of Smokey: Yunick's shop closing, feisty book remains: Best Damned Garage Sale In Its Final Phase, But The Legend Lives On ...

One of the founding fathers of stock-car racing Smokey Yunick was a pioneer in the area of rules interpretation which sometimes labeled him an outlaw genius.

This 1957 Kurtis Kraft 500G was the late "Smokey" Yunick's first Indy car. It's heading to the Worldwide Auctioneers sale in Scottsdale, Arizona, where it will be lot 30. This 1957 Kurtis Kraft ...

Hot Rod Magazine profiles the late Henry "Smokey" Yunick who wrote many of the magazine's well-know articles.

Car and Driver writer/editor/publisher and Automobile magazine founder David E. Davis once said, "I firmly believe that ...

"Smokey" Yunick was inducted into the International Motorsports Hall of Fame in 1990 and you knew for certain that his cars would consistently run up front. - Super Chevy Magazine ...

Smokey Yunick always thought big. With access to Chevy's brand new 1967 Camaro, and liking its wind-cheating body, power-to-weight ratio, and the availability of both small-block and big-block ...

Ten years ago today, one of the true Only-in-America stories came to an end with the passing of Smokey Yunick, who died at 77 after losing a battle with leukemia. Born on a Pennsylvania farm; died ...

Smokey Yunick once built a fire-breathing Camaro in Daytona Beach's "Best Damn Garage in Town." The renowned muscle car is leaving the scene.

Getty ImagesA cowboy hat and cars that ran fast were Smokey Yunick trademarks in auto racing. The "Best Damn Garage in Town" -- or maybe anywhere, ever -- burned down Monday night. In it, in his ...

Like all truly great American heroes, Smokey Yunick was someone you couldn't invent, a man whose accomplishments dwarf even his formidable, larger-than-life mystique.