And I would have rather lived in theirs.

Social & Main stream Media + all us parent's that allowed TV & the internet to help raise our children are to blame 🙏😞

Yep I can remember every town you went to the country stores always had a group of men like this.

I have to agree @drivin379 but not with @slinger43

I was there at Ontario in 78, Ol' Brooks had that Junie car in the wind didn't he! And you right, Brooks was very popular with the Ladies 😁 I was rootin hard for Junie's car, cause my 43 car was the Magnum, and I knew that barn door wasn't gunna win nuthin 🤮 I don't remember what happened to Brooks in that one, just remember Bobby won it.

Scott K. Add one more we lost Tom Huggins today

RIP David Pearson. He was great in these films a great sense of humor. Thank you for uploading these films!

Junior Johnson has since passed aswell.

dont forget Glen wood

And now Cael is on his last days . So sad man . Legends

NASCAR will never be the same without these colorful characters ...All these guys are legends, it ended when we lost Earnhardt ...

And personality! No cookie cutters here.

​@@MrChristopherHaasAmen to that comment Hoss, spot-on actually! 💪 Haven't spoke with you in a goodly bit, hope you're well 🤞

@@Slinger43 I’m a okay. And same to ya’

@@MrChristopherHaas Glad to hear it, us old fan's gotta stick together 💪

The Wood brothers are some of the best in Nascar.

I live in stuart ....wood bro country....in a way you got lucky...TRUST ME

The Wood & Petty families are some of the most awesome humans walking the planet, as down to Earth as you'll ever see 💪

I can hear it now….each story starts off with “i was playing a video game on my device aaand..

honestly they could do another one with the guys that ran during the 80s and 90s and it would still just be as good. in the 2000's is when it got all mandated

@@cool3865 id love to get a story out of Jeff Gordon about the first time he met his sponsor…Dupont. a lovely pairing. By the 90s the pilots were mostly married men who toted their families around,everything was much more regimented. poor southern boys were pretty much replaced with rich mens kids. beer cans and liquor bottles in hand were widely replaced with video game controllers lol.

Who were from Florida.

@@321gates Bobby and Donnie were from Fla but Red was from Nashville. He moved to near Miami and met them there. They moved to the Birmingham area to be near better racing and more tracks.

@@rockinredneck57 So, basically what I said except that Red was from Tennessee.

Robert Lloyd , those vids are from my VHS tapes I purchased a long time ago. Not sure they are still available.

Yeah, I lucked up last time I went to a nascar race and found it on dvd

Yup but Dale was still alive in 98

I got it in a four VCR pack. The date on the box is 1999. I don’t think that was when it was recorded, sometime before that I would imagine.

@@DenjaCol Awesome thanks for the response

November 1998, released in 1999.

The only date I could find was 1999. Not sure if it was recorded then or not, but that appears to be the production date.

@@DenjaCol Thank you. That explains a lot.

DenjaCol Based on a few comments said during one of the videos, I believe this was recorded in October 1998 between the Charlotte and Talladega races. They mention having just been at Charlotte and Talladega coming up. Even some of what gets talked about by DW as happening at Charlotte matches up with events in the 1998 Fall race.

At the end, there's a dedication to Dick Beaty, and they mentioned that he passed a few weeks after this filming. So, if you look up when he passed, that'll give you an idea of when in 1998 it was done.

Aric Snyder they don’t have motors in any of those cars

Rainor Tyre my Tesla has two motors.... No shit the don't have motors, the really don't have ENGINES IN EM

Aric Snyder lol say all that again??😂😂

Rainor Tyre glad you have a sense of humor.. Motors are electric, not combustion.. I have a Tesla that does 10.9 seconds in the quarter mile, ludacris mode only. It's pretty freaking quick

Aric Snyder well this is KZfaq. Back in my 20s sure I may get mad. But there’s nothing I can do but laugh

To be fair it was always about the money, maybe even more so back then when they posted the purse. Look at most of the most famous drivers history (earnhardt, DW etc). They all raced to put food on the table and found that if they did well They could earn way more than a normal job. They've all said so themselves many times. Sponsorship was a huge thing always as well. No team could ever race without sponsorship. After saying all that I totally understand what you're saying and I agree that it's changed for the worse. I think it's more along the lines of nascar having gone so pc that any potential character's like these men can't be themselves. Nascar has sanitised the drivers, teams... everything to the point of them being almost like identical robots. The other thing is that the excellent safety of the cars now has made them think they're invincible. Safety first always but it has been an effect of it being so good. On the upside this next gen car looks like it's going to be a good thing. The racing is already better and the drivers have to show a bit of skill to drive. Time will tell if it will help bring nascar back to being as good as we all know it can be.

get over here where I am

He told Cale " come over here where I am "