Indianapolis 500 Winners
I don't know if I'll ever be able to find all of the cars - not sure if there are any that no longer exist. But since I can get to the 500 Museum once a year and they have a rotating exhibit, I'm hoping to get as many as possible.
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1977 Indianapolis 500 Winner - Coyote
One of the greatest moments in all of Indianapolis Motor Speedway history occurred in 1977, when A.J. Foyt became the first person to win the 500 for a fourth time. Sponsored by Kalamazoo sportsman Jim Gilmore, Foyt's winning car was a low-sitting Foyt Coyote, designed by Bob Riley and powered by a Ford-based Foyt V8 turbocharged engine. This was the last occasion on which both the engine and the chassis of the winning car were built in the United States.
