After driving his way to six world championships and tuning his son Scott Jr. to one, Scotty Cannon has reached his fill. The doorslammer icon from Lyman, SC, has decided to sell or lease his entire operation effective immediate. This operation includes a brand new motor home and trailer as well as the championship-winning 1968 Firebird.

“We have put the word out that we are in search of a sponsor and have had no results in getting anything going,” Cannon admitted. “The economy has taken its toll on our efforts and I just cannot continue to run the car without a major sponsor. If it had not been for Richard and Thomas Patterson we would not have been able to compete at all this season.” After driving his way to six world championships and tuning his son Scott Jr. to one, Scotty Cannon has reached his fill. The doorslammer icon from Lyman, SC, has decided to sell or lease his entire operation effective immediate. This operation includes a brand new motor home and trailer as well as the championship-winning 1968 Firebird.

“We have put the word out that we are in search of a sponsor and have had no results in getting anything going,” Cannon admitted. “The economy has taken its toll on our efforts and I just cannot continue to run the car without a major sponsor. If it had not been for Richard and Thomas Patterson we would not have been able to compete at all this season.”

The team will compete at this weekend’s IHRA North American Nationals at New England Dragway in Epping, New Hampshire.

“I certainly would like to end this season on a high note and do the best I can this weekend,” added Scott Cannon Jr.