Jeremy R. Herbert, the current driver of the "Masterpiece" Camaro, is an experienced racer with an IHRA Competition Driver's License. Competing in Top Door-Slammer and Super-Pro classes, he has achieved notable results, including two runner-up finishes by the end of 2024. A fan favorite and respected by fellow drivers, Jeremy aims to secure his NHRA Competition Driver's License in 2025 and is determined to reach the Winners Circle.
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Engine fit perfectly on the first trial no adjustments needed.
Engine fit perfectly on the first trial no adjustments needed. First time seeing the car since October 2024...
Getting ready to fit the engine and transmission in place for measurements.
The struts and rack are mocked up and Lynn came over and picked up the fuel tank and radiator so that ...
Today was a record-setting snow day in South Louisiana. I woke up to just over 2" of snow on the ground...
We have not made much progress on the front of the car, but a lot of planning and changes of course have...
Some Photos Taken from Nov. 2023- Jan. 2024
We call her, "The Tiger", because she loves her Grambling State University Tigers so much. Barbara and Skip have been racing as a team since early in their marriage. One of their first dates was at State Capitol Raceway, after attending a car show, Almost 40 years.
Barbara is very sharp when it comes to the race car. She keeps up with all "the little things". She is also very good at "nagging" us about making sure we have all the things we need before we leave to go to the track. At the track, she makes sure we carry out the same routine each round, and not forget anything.
During our runs, she is our camera person.
When "Mrs. Barbara" is not there, our "Crew Chief" is truly missed!
Oliver “Mr. Skip” Holbert, owner of the “Masterpiece” 1967 Camaro, is originally from Daytona Beach, Florida. He grew up attending the NASCAR races on the old Beach-Road Course on the beach in Daytona Beach. That was in the late 40’s and until the new super speedway was built in the mid 50’s. Mr. Skip entered the U.S. Navy in June 1956 and served 24 years before retiring as a Master Chief Electricians Mate (SS) Submarine Service.
