July 28 1990 Doc Lavinder and pit crew Judy and Patrick Henkelman with the Severely Disabled Chicken Coupe.

Aug 10-11-12 1990 Doc competed at the "Northwest Super Cruise-In" at Portland International Raceway. At this race he was photographed and interviewed for his first magazine article, to come out in "CruZin" later in the year. This was the first time he'd been called, "The Amazing Doc Lavinder".

Sept. 20 1990 Doc gets on the creeper to check out where the tranny fluid on the garage floor is coming from. This is the first problem of any kind that he has had with the race car.

"Not a problem...just tighten the pan bolts..they tend to loosen with the vibrations."

Oct. 7 1990 Last race day of the Season. Doc collects his first winnings of $25 for 4th Place. Lynn Livingston, Woodburn track-owner's wife, doles out the cash. Doc raced a total of 13 days in 1990.

March 1991 Doc started out the beginning of the Season racing in this yellow and gray primer. We had tried to get bodywork and paint over the winter, but they didn't get it finished. Doc said, "It's a race car...I'm racing it." He was competing for points in the "Street" class and wanting to make the Woodburn Team, he knew he couldn't afford to miss any "points" races. (That is Patrick in the lavender shirt with his back to the camera.)