That is my husband's favorite race car, we go year after year and this year it was a beautiful experience to have shared with Jim Hall.❤❤

Genial 👌 gracias un gran reportaje yo tengo en slot algunos de los que salen

I always thought they were the Best looking cars

as a young'n in the 60s Mr. Hall and his fantastic race car were my favorites, saw many race @ Vegas, SIR, Laguna, even his Trans Am Camaros were cooler then the rest (yep, had slot cars, posters) today I have diecast of most of them------------a great time in racing, innovation at it's finest-----------thanks for the video

Checked it out in 2014 and the 2E was set up for visitors to sit in. I have a photo of me in it!

My first love

Thanks for the video. Heading to Midland later this month for work & will be sure to make time to visit!

The Chaparral cars were some of the finest independent, non factory cars built for racing.

I watched the 2F win at Brands Hatch in '67 with Hill and Spence at the wheel in intermittent rain. That wing was so impressive.

Wow, so many Mach5's

My favourite race car as well and Jim Hall too! What an innovator! First with wings, first with vacuum creating suction to the race course, first with standard transmission which flipped to an automatic transmission going down in gears or was it visa versa? He was also one of a very few that used wind tunnels for aerodynamic design of race cars. Plus he was a very good race driver! What a package. We always looked forward every year to his new inventions and were never let down! Saw him every year at Mosport.

Those were the days when racing was exciting and big new things from small-time racing teams! 😎

As a Kid, Chaparral Racing was the stuff of dreams. I had all the Aurora versions of their cars.

Thanks for a seriously excellent video with superb musical accompaniment. Jim Hall's Chevy Chaparrals were always the most beautiful race cars in every race they entered; they won quite few of these races as well. Really enjoyed it.

Absolutely my favorite road race cars of all time, saw all of them in person racing except the coupes/2H,

i remember when the chaparral was raced in the '60s, it was my all time favorite race car... still is. I also remember a magazine a long time ago featuring a hot rod with a built chevy six owned by Jim Hall of Texas who went by 'Mr. Chevrolet'. Same guy? ...Frank

They still look amazing! Nice to see them so well preserved. Thank you for showing us!!

I had the MPC model when I was a kid, brings back some memories .

Awesome, thanks for sharing.

Sweet! 😎

I had the Cox slot car model of the 2D in 1964/5. Full magnesium alloy chassis. Very expensive here in Australia, and my pride and joy. Been a Chaparral man ever since. Love em.

This is a great place to visit.

Nice video. Amazing exhibits. Thanks

It's cool to see real life versions of slot cars.

Remember the ducted fan model? One of the best little known museums. If you didn't know what to look at you'd drive by and miss it

Very cool video!

Great video!

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Because I am old, the sculpted look of 1960s race cars and supercars look better to me than today's chiseled hyper-aero stuff.

Jim Hall had a partner named Jim Sharp. I know his son.

@8:50 the other Chaparral ''secret'' weapon.😉

So very little on my favorite: 2D.

I think AJ Foyt drove the Chapparal for awhile.

Less music and more talk would be nice. I’m old enough to remember these car but still need to hear about them.