Big Red INELIGIBLE to Race?? // Big Red Camaro

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RJ Gottlieb, the driver of the legendary Big Red Camaro since 1987, as he shares his thrilling journey. Big Red, with 2000 horsepower, is the fastest '69 Camaro in the world, ready to dominate any road. Watch RJ's passion for tracks like Sears Point and Willow Springs, where he learned to drive. Discover the excitement of racing on these tracks, with their long straightaways, elevation changes, and banked turns.
RJ's journey starts with drag racing at 16 and leads to competing in events like the Silver State Classic. Experience the rich history, challenges, and victories of Big Red, and see how this iconic car continues to push the limits of speed and performance.
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@sirswerve2493 29 күн бұрын

Please upload more stuff guys. This car and crew deserve much much more subscribers. This is ProTouring number One.

@DCHutchins 29 күн бұрын

I love your latest social media additions, very noticable to those who follow Big Red, you have added to the input and its perfectly timed for the desire for old fuel power lately vs the other stuff. Love it. I'm the owner of 3 vintage Camaro's (2 -67s & 82) so keep it coming.

@roberthevern6169 29 күн бұрын

So cool to see someone with drag racing experience take on 'other' forms of racing! I wonder how many casual observers know that there truly is crossover from drag to other more 'turny' forms of racing! Just ask Rick Hendrick(drag boats!), Jack Roush (drag racing back in to 60s & 70s with Wayne Gapp!) and now Tony Stewart has finally discovered that drag racing and sheer acceleration are very exhilarating and challenging! Go RJ and the Big Red Camaro!

@LostBoys.CarClub 27 күн бұрын

Big Red has always been had a big influence and I hope to follow in baby steps with my DZ302 64 Nova project. I’d love to ask you guys a ton of questions, I’m located in LA

@daleolson3506 27 күн бұрын

2000 horse power?ok I’m a rocket scientist

@davidstjames_ 27 күн бұрын

Bob Lambeck, lol.. he sure is a sneaky old fellow. I have a cast crank in an engine he built for me a while back. The funny thing is, I have a receipt for a Callie's internally balanced forged crank. He also charged me for a custom ground cam, it has a part number for a discontinued model that was being liquidated on the manufacturers website at the time for $100. He was very capable of building a quality engine, but definitely not someone I trust.