Mechanics change the motor on the #41 Kodiak Chevrolet driven by David Green
.CHP98100313 - 04 OCTOBER 1998 - CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA, USA: Mechanics change the motor from the practice setup to "Happy Hour" set up on the #41 Kodiak Chevrolet driven by David Green. This is in preparation for the NASCAR UAW-GM 500 to be run on October 4th at Charlotte Motor Speedway. UPI iw/mb/Michael Bush.
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