August 12, 2008 | 
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Tony Stewart and Emily Marsala with the special paint scheme. / gktw.org
Tony Stewart will be running a special paint scheme this week that was designed by 14-year-old Emily Marsala, a former Cancer patient and Give Kids The World wish child.
Marsala won the recent “Design Tony’s Old Spice car” contest that the Village sponsored for Wish children.
I know this is selfish of me… but there is a BUNNY on his car. A BUNNY! Those going to Michigan this weekend had BEST to get me pictures of Tony’s car.
A BUNNY! Don’t believe me? Even Tony said it was a bunny!
“[The car] will give me some good camouflage during the race, because with a purple, blue, yellow and red race car that has a bunny rabbit on the hood, no one will know that it’s me getting ready to pass them.”
Emily's actual design.
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By Tara on 08.12.08 7:50 pm | Permalink
Hopefully the bunny will help him hop into victory lane. OK, I really didn’t say that!
By ozhbo on 08.13.08 3:12 am | Permalink
To learn more about the Give Kids The World, JGR, and Tony Stewart partnership please visit:
http://www.gktw.org/newsletter/nascar_gktw.html
The NASCAR community has been a big supporter of of Give Kids The World in the past and we’re excited about re-launching that partnership. Thank you to all who help support our efforts!
By John Frost on 08.13.08 12:19 pm | Permalink
Aww i lovd it gktw is an awesome place my niece went there in99 and i met so many kids from there when i worked at disney tony is amazing for doing this
By Susie on 08.13.08 3:39 pm | Permalink
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