That late night post! Sorry this vid was so short! Got some long vids coming this week!!

Jame’s review: absolutely priceless... “Take that nail outta that tire, and it’s ready to race”

This it the best thing to ever come to KZfaq. Literally nobody saw this coming that he would buy a whole racetrack!! Please keep up the amazing job! You guys rock!

Everybody: Rebuilding a Car/ boat/ motorcycle... Cleetus: Rebuilding a race track

That's the broom buggy. It's for cleaning up oil from blown motors. Go slow to put down the oil dry and run it in with the broom at a high speed. I drove it years ago.

Man, I hope Nitto sees the marketing potential in giving you tires for all these vehicles.

Why do have the feeling many many years from now they'll be talking about these guys as giants in the auto sports. And to think it all started with whistles in the tail pipe of a corvette.

Finally! An air cooled VW on the channel.

I love those vintage five-spokes on your dune buggy pace car. Whatever else you do to that thing to clean and repair it, you gotta keep those rims on it.

That throttle "Pedal" is actually an OG Pedal that alot of VW owners installed. Both customized street VW's and sandrails :) I had one on my 70 Bug

Man o man, I cannot even put it into words how awesome it is that they were able to get this place. I freakin love seeing when people work hard and it ends up paying off for them. Big congrats to Cleetus, Coop, and James. Been watching you guys for a good while now, my daughter loves to too, and am stoked for you boys. when you get this place up and running i'm going to do my best to make it to the first event, MD to FL is a long trip but it'll be worth it for sure. I never saw them check for oil in the pace car before they started it, that's just my style lol....yolo

Cleetus: This is a very terrible vehicle.... James: what a unit.... 😂

The f150 has a fuel pump shut off switch in the passenger side kick panel, if the fuel pump s weak it will trip that switch... push the red button back in and see if the fuel pump will run again, then pull the bed off and do a new pump... will be good as new

When the safety car is the most dangerous car there 😂😂

I'll admit, I just found all these videos of this project. It has been fun to watch each piece of equipment come back to life. As a vehicle rescue tech, seeing the discovery of the tools and this little piece has been exciting. I love the barn door/backyard engineering here. I hope you can get those cutters and spreaders going.

Cleetus, most of the paved tracks in florida used this configuration for a track car. I think they used them all the way back in the late 70s, I remember Herb at New Smyrna building them. They were quite rugged for the day.

I feel like the amount of content this track has to offer will easily pay for itself

Coop is an Italian grandma: “Go clean something”

@5:40 I see my name that I left on the frame 😁😂😂. Classic times over there before they bought it.. 🙌🤙

Fuel reset button on pasinger side kick panel. I'd try that before changing pump...

Not to many successful NASCAR drivers even own a oval track. This is special !

The way James keeps making laps, he's getting the bug. He'll build a circle track car in no time lol

That’s a vw dunebuggy, the castor pedal is used in almost all of them.

Cleetus Just remember .. When your mullet reaches your shoulders an Angel gets its jean jacket!!

James wrenching that f150’s everstart with the perfect amount of rat tail hanging out. The man is an artist

This is going to be an amazing series to see this old, historic track being brought back to life even if its not in the way it was originally designed to. Gonna be fun to see what happens and how things progress.

It’s genuinely exciting to see this new venture for you, someone I barely know. I wish you all the very best and hope to make it out some day.

I always liked the pace/safety car when the track was open. Cool how it put the speedy dry down and then broomed it. Seeing it now up close, it looks like a death trap.

These are my favorite videos on YT right now! Seeing you come in and save this track and then bring back all this vehicles is the stuff I love! Can’t wait to see where 2020 Cleetus is going

"Dude take the nail out of that tire and it's ready to race" James 2020

This is awesome, so happy someone is trying to save these old race tracks.

I love that he's keeping the mullet even after Australia

I remember when they gave you enough cable to mount a battery ass backwards & upside down...those were the days!

“What a terrible, yet amazing vehicle”- Cleetus 😂😂😂😂

One thing I love about your content is that I can go back and watch all of these rebuild videos out of order and it makes sense just fine. I love that you focus on specific projects at a time, because it really helps with us ADD people in paying attention 😂

I love pieced together Classic custom vintage equipment. Please don't get rid of that thing

Can't wait to see 2 million subs. Been here since Jeremey was afraid to show his face tuning the Vette. Keep it up man!

That "caster wheel" is an actual pedal system. That pace car is basically a street version of a samd rail. Also should subaru swap it.

This makes me so happy! Can't wait to see this track come back to life. So many memories here!

The rail buggy is likely a chenowth factory frame. Most owners bought the frame and added the drivetrain at home. The frames were factory, but each buggy is custom built, and most are highly modified. They take several sized vw engines, and convert to other brand engines. The engine runs best when its warm. The handling on the buggy is sketchy because the buggy is rear end heavy for off road use. When you nail the throttle the front wheels do not touch, much. It is best to use bald skinny front tires to keep debris out of the passenger area, especially at high speed. That buggy should top 100mph with the right gear/wheel ratio. It is best, also, that your front tires are slightly taller than the rear wheels. It will run, with a snorkel, through water. The buggy sounds pretty good. It does run on points, so they need adjustments, at times. Convert to electronic ignition, and the motor will run top notch. A dune buggy is terrible for burnouts, on concrete, because they are built for rear traction. Most have posi traction. The buggy will do burnouts, offroad, all day long. The buggy isnt as bad as most people think, but You have some custom work to make it yours. It is a vehicle for off road, at its core.

The freakin go-kart got up and running before the F-150 did haha. Love these Freedom Factory videos boys keep 'em coming!

This place is like a treasure trove to sift through

i watched some old race footage of the track--in 2005 you could see this buggy parked on the infied and a short guy standing by it and the old ramp truck was pushing a car in the pits--kind cool

Cleetus sounds as excited about the beacon on the track car working as I would be. That buggy is awesome

"Omg the person who driven this was super short" Me: No dude just regular height.. 🤣

This is literally the BEST content I’ve ever seen on KZfaq. Congrats boys, you’re going to make a killing with this.

Hell yea brother! This clip is great. One of my favorite so far because the track and everything there has so much flavor! Getting found old equipment fired up is the best. I would love to see you guys stumble across a marine vehicle some time.. jet ski or boat of somesort. Whatever it is ill bet you guys will be RIPPIN!

The amount of Content you can produce in a day at this place, is like 2 week's worth of Daily Videos! Am I the only one noticing this?

The pedal assembly is a VW Bug, the roller pedal is a common mod for the VWs, its not a caster.

" we basically have a much crappier version of what the boostedbois just bought" 🤣

That amazing catch at 7:46! I say you sell the modern trucks and get all 1970-80's equipment and make the track into like a retro throwback.

It's awesome to see a part of Americana being preserved enjoyed rather than demolished and forgotten

For future reference when u go to cold start the pace car pump the gas slowly one time with the ignition on to turn the choke on, that should make it much easier to start

just love me some flat 4 VW motors with stinger headers lol such a great note.

Freaking cool. We had a pace car like that with the oil dry too. Before the asphalt closed down here in San Antonio. Daaang sure miss those Saturday nights at the track. My pops and his best friend used be some keep me up late nights wrenching on the car all week. Going to grade school with grease on my backpack n under my fingernails. Thanks for the trip down memory lane brotha

wonder how any one can thumbs this down. man is making hell of entertainment right here.

I swear this race track was built just for these guys to find later on I can't wait to go see this place.

Dang they also left a c7 corvette in there🤣 6:46

Still coming back to the FF roots 👌🏼🙏🏼 absolutely love seeing this video and then see Le mullets 2.4 💪🏼

I forgot his name I found it doing research on this track as I’ve never heard of it before but he was the lead maintenance worker and he took serious pride in keeping that track and everything there in shape. He did all he could and it shows. After a racer died on this track I guess it didn’t see any more racing like that and he still kept everything maintained the best he could.

A lot of old buggy’s had throttles like that in the 70’s

I have so much respect for this man he put everything into his KZfaq

One of my favorite videos!!!! Love getting ole junk started.....its so exciting guys.

Anyone else loving seeing the old abandoned race track come back to life? Didn't know I would be so interested but I am :)

Man, I'm so happy for you guys! Everything looks to be in pretty good shape, and the electric is definitely a bonus being in not too bad of shape, cuz that would have been expensive! Good luck with everything else, can't wait to see what's next. Thanks

I remember going to sunshine speedway as a kid, they had a sand rail very similar to this one for dumping oil dry and brushing it. Who knows it may even be this same rig. That one had a cutting brake in it, and whoever drove it put on a hell of a show in the process of cleaning the track!!

Cleetus! Golden Sands Speedway here in Plover Wisconsin has a buggy just like that for doing track clean up after a accident. So cool to see another buggy.

Make that ford look like Paul’s off the first fast & furious. Would be a race track icon!

Take the engine off of the golf cart and put it on the pace car

I’ve been loving all the track stuff. You guys are living my dreams

Dude that pace car is definitely the coolest thing ever! Can’t wait to see where that build goes

You guys got this channel down to a science. Its amazing. Thank you, thanks for such great content.

13:25 "Take the nail out of that tyre and it's ready to race!!"... LOL

“Take the nail outta that tire it’s ready to race” 😂😂

VW meets sand rail meets oil cleaner sweeper with an F1 removable steering wheel! Bonus built-in Bubba Keg holder near right knee. Friggin Awesome!

don't mess with this beast, it's a classic bit of history

I ran at that track for years in a traveling show of Outlaw Modified open wheel racecars. That track was one of my favorites and got a feature win on Mother's day weekend. You got a diamond in the ruff and look forward to helping out anyway I can.

Build that "gokart" thing to race against BoostedBois lol

Seeing the Pace & Fire Car parked like that in a garage is like finding a random cool buggy in GTA V

I definitely like the 'pace' car! That old dual-port VW sounds pretty solid. I'd put a tach in it first thing though, for you guys that like to rev stuff to the moon. About 4200 rpm max for a stock 1600 DP, and I doubt there is a rev limiter on that old buggy. If it was me, I'd clean it all up, change the fluids, etc., and keep it like it is. It's a piece of equipment for the track, not a race car. You've already got plenty of those!😉👍

The “caster wheel” on the gas pedal is a sand rail thing. So that’s normal you can buy them that way

My dad used to be the one using the pace car for the races. He’d run the hell outta that thing.

When that VW Air cooled motor is the most reliable motor on the channel.

That "caster wheel" gas pedal is actually how many early VWs came from the factory.

*rotary mystery machine exists " this is the sketchiest vehicle we own"

Pft, kids today, that would be an ace sand rail in 1980, right down to the wheel throttle, which is right for it :o)

no bad content can come from this track. Every video is a certified unit. Hell Yhea Brother

In the words of our friend Finnegan, "best day at work ever!"

The wheels on that sand rail are sick! Those look like legit classic speed parts, maybe even magnesium.

The roller pedal is actually pretty common on rail buggy’s.

That pace car RULES! I love the oildri/broom setup!,

The safety car is going to be a lot more fun than you think, Electric burnout machine, Turbo flat four drag racer, Side by side crusher, you name it!

Cleeter in that Safety Beater is exactly how a Giraffe would fit in a car.

“Just needs a good power washin” - Cleetus to fix everything

those Tri-Mill headers take me back... by far the best exhaust note IMO

This was my favorite cleetus' video yet!

vintage sand rail ...bug pack fugitive frame .. That thing is a certified ripper right there ... personally built that exact same buggy for on road and sand

the name for the buggy should be "the concussion machine" lol

That sand rail pace car is the sweetest shit ever. Straight outta GTA

My uncle used to race dune buggies, with very similar chassis as this one. He had a VW aircooled one, a 12A and 13B rotary one (i signed the death warrant on the 12A with a throttle stick), and my favorite was the Datsun 1800 with twin carb, that thing would pull wheelies and sounded great.