Looks like a 1:1 Tamiya promo film!! Great stuff!

Like other commenter, I was there. I was a Tech Inspector. Was out on the course helping pit a couple or 3 cars during the race. Then had to be back to do post-race tech. I was building my own Class 2 (unlimited 2 seat buggy) at the time. Won a championship with it a few years later. Did lots of business with Scott McKenzie in building and maintaining it. Very sharp guy.

I will always give a like to anything that's motorsports related from the 1970's, those were the years!!

I was there!!!

I was there as a spectator this year, also rode passenger a couple times and got to race it in 84 and 85.

1978 was the first mint 400 for me. I was 10 and I was hooked. My dad was involved with checkers and we set up at mile 50. My brothers and I loved it. We still go out and watch races and have a class 9 car that we race at age 54. Still love going to the races.

Yes! There are my Tamiya Rough Riders in action!

Thanks for that moment in history!...Thanks

this is when it was really poppin

Thank you for sharing👍

My father and uncle raced in this race. They drove the the number 202 buggy of John Boggess, sponsored by Gold Key Lounge.

Wow this is a insanely cool video!👍

Awesome! I was wondering what the Vintage Tamiya buggys are modelled after and i found it, this and the Meyers Manx (Sand Rover)!

What about #13

Anyone else here from Reddit?