Editing Morgan Shepherd (section)

====Substitute driver====
Shepherd made two starts for [[Bobby Jones Racing]] in the [[1996 NASCAR Busch Series|1996]] season, but he failed to finish any of those races. Shepherd returned to Jones for two races in [[1997 NASCAR Busch Series|1997]] with a best finish of sixteenth at Bristol. Shepherd also entered his own car for two races but only managed to qualify for the race at [[Detroit Gasket 200|Michigan]]. In [[1998 NASCAR Busch Series|1998]] Shepherd made one start for Mac Martin at [[Coca-Cola 300 (Texas)|Fort Worth]]. Shepherd also entered his own car for two races but failed to qualify for both of those races.

For [[1999 NASCAR Busch Series|1999]] partnered with Bruce Hanusosky to form High Tech Performance. The team planned to run at least fifteen races but after Shepherd failed to qualify for the first two attempts the partnership dissolved. Later that season Shepherd made two attempts for Ed Whitaker but he failed to qualify for those races as well. Shepherd joined [[Xpress Motorsports]] for the race at [[Kmart 200|Rockingham]] and qualified in the eleventh position. In the race, Shepherd scored his most recent top-ten finish with a 10th-place finish. For the next two seasons, Shepherd attempted occasional races with different owners but he failed to make any of those races.

Shepherd joined [[Davis Motorsports]] for the [[2003 NASCAR Busch Series|2003]] season, driving their No. 0 and No. 70 [[Chevrolet|Chevy]]. Shepherd qualified for 10 of 12 races he entered with the team. His best finish was an 11th-place finish at [[Aaron's 312|Talladega]]. Later in the season, Shepherd partnered with Dayne Miller. Shepherd only qualified for 4 of the 10 races he entered with Miller. In [[2004 NASCAR Busch Series|2004]] Shepherd made 9 attempts with a bunch of different teams. Shepherd only qualified for two races and he failed to finish any of those. In [[2006 NASCAR Busch Series|2006]] Shepherd returned to Davis Motorsports and made five starts in a start and park effort.