Direct Deposits can
be made at:
Union Bank
2250 Monument Blvd
Suite D
Concord, CA 94520
Routing #: 122000496
Acct. #: 1430021520
Att: Brad Lackey, for the benefit of Danny
Chandler
On Sep
10th, 1982 500cc World Champion, Brad Lackey
shot a video with Todd Huffman, Director and
Producer of "The Motocross Files", as a
personal appeal for Brad's project to build
Danny "Magoo" Chandler a new van.
The
video was shot at Sportsmobile in Fresno, CA
(www.Sportsmobile.com)
that
may be the vendor to build Danny's van. In
it, Brad personally describes watching Danny
ride in Northern California as a youngster
during Brad's own rise to the top. He also
talks about how much Danny has done for the
sport of motocross and supercross and how he
will continue to contribute by teaching
motorcycle safety to kids around the country
with the new vehicle.
There is
also an e-bay auction for the project that
should begin as early as 9/25/09. Many cool
items will be for sale including Dave
Bailey's Motocross des Nations jacket and
signed jerseys from Bob "Hurricane" Hannah, Davi Milsaps, Jason Lawrence and more.
Check back soon for more information on the
auction. To make a donation now, use
the "Donate" button below via PayPal.
To
donate directly to the bank, refer to
account below:
Union Bank
2250 Monument Blvd, Suite D
Concord, CA 94520
Routing #: 122000496
Acct. #: 1430021520
Att: Brad Lackey, for the benefit of Danny
Chandler
Please note: TRPro.com is managing this fund raiser.
You will see your donation to the Danny "Magoo"
Chandler Van Fund payment transaction
referred as a payment to TRPro.com.
All transactions process through this
account will be deposited directly into
the account set-up by Brad Lackey for
Danny.
that
may be the vendor to build Danny's van. In
it, Brad personally describes watching Danny
ride in Northern California as a youngster
during Brad's own rise to the top. He also
talks about how much Danny has done for the
sport of motocross and supercross and how he
will continue to contribute by teaching
motorcycle safety to kids around the country
with the new vehicle.
