Dirt late model veteran Randle Chupp asked the racing community for help after his late model was stolen in Cleveland, Tennessee, earlier this week. Chupp, known as “The Show Stopper,” announced a $1,000 reward for information that leads to the recovery of the car or the prosecution of those responsible.

In a Facebook post, he wrote, “Racing friends I need some help I ll give anyone $1,000.00 for information leading to recovery and or prosecution for the theft of this race car stolen in Cleveland Tennessee in the middle of the week this week. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Nobody likes a thief.”

As Chupp noted, the theft occurred mid-week in Cleveland, Tennessee (Bradley County, near Chattanooga). Specific details about the exact location, time of day, or whether the car was taken from a shop, storage facility, or trailer were not included in the initial public post.

Anyone with information about the stolen late model is asked to contact Randle Chupp directly at 704-239-2398.

Based on the photos shared by Chupp, the car was last piloted by Carlton Traweek, who regularly competed at Super Bee Speedway in CRUSA sanctioned races as well as at Revolution Park with the Gulf South Crate Racing Series.

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