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• Major Hell Driver automotive sponsors have included Chevrolet, Dodge, Chrysler, Nash, and Toyota.
• In 2009, a new band, the Hell Drivers, was created.
• For many years, Hell Drivers were used to demonstrate the dependability of a manufacturer's automotive product.
• But Malahan's most memorable car-pool time was spent with a man he called Herman the Hell Driver.
• Hell Drivers provided massive audiences with an always exciting show filled with precision driving and deliberate crashes.
• Chitwood bought Teter's Hell Drivers from Teter's widow after Teter was killed in a jump in 1943.
• Another member of the Mustang Hell Drivers, Pat Jackson, performed in the series in which she jumped a pick-up truck from ramp to ramp.
• Earl " Lucky " Teter was the first to coin the phrase " Hell Drivers ", when he began touring his show in 1934.
• Two former members of the Rockets ( Jim McCarty & Johnny  Bee Badanjek ) performed that night with their current band, The Hell Drivers.
• ""'Hell Drivers " "'( 1957 ) is a British film drama directed by Cy Endfield and starring Stanley Baker, Herbert Lom, Peggy Cummins and Patrick McGoohan.
• Having gained practice handling cars running moonshine in rural Cecil County, Maryland, Woolman headlined as a thrill-rider on the racetrack circuit with Ed " Lucky " Teter & his Champion Hell Drivers.
• "' Hell Drivers "'- The frequently used term to describe, and the very popular title of, numerous automobile thrill-based productions performing at fairs and racetracks by various squads of stunt drivers since the 1930s.
• Later thrill shows coining the phrase " Hell Drivers " were launched by such famous drivers and race promoters as Jack Kochman, John Francis " Irish " Horan, Danny Fleenor, Geoff Williams and Joie Chitwood.
• Ostrokombinatsionny, risky, fast volleyball, for which the Avtomobilist nicknamed " Hell Drivers " does not always lead to success-for coach experimentation team on the recognition of Vyacheslav Alekseevich, was paying shortfalls points in the championship.
• During 1991 wrote a screenplay loosely adapted from the 1957 Rank film " Hell Drivers ( film ) " for MGM and a remake of " Four Sided Triangle " in conjunction with Hammer Film Productions.
• Shortly after that performance, and after receiving numerous requests from fans who attended The Hell Drivers local club shows for songs from the Rockets, the band decide that it was time revitalize the name, " The Rockets ".
• The row over the blacklist had subsided by then and " Hell Drivers, " a violent thriller with tough-guy actor Stanley Baker that Endfield made in 1957, was his first film since he left Hollywood to carry his real name on the credits.
• The duo met again later in July at Brockton Fair Grounds in Massachusetts for a head-on criss-cross jump where they passed each other at 70 mph with four feet of clearance that was filmed for a Country Music Television pilot called " Hell Drivers ".
• The producers may have been more interested in capitalising on his boxing skill and appearance than his acting ability, casting him as the conniving bad boy in such films as " Hell Drivers " ( 1957 ) and the steamy potboiler " The Gypsy and the Gentleman " ( 1958 ).
• His short stories began to appear in magazines in Britain and the United States in the early fifties; some of these stories were later developed into screenplays . " Hell Drivers " ( 1957 ) was his first credited film, based on his own short story and co-scripted with director Cy Endfield.