The clothing makes it come to life. I see those old videos snd pics and dont tealize how bright the colors are, great etyff y'all

As a child I had two jacket's I wore that alway's stick's out in my memories of that time period ( 1967-74-ish ) One was the old Goodyear racing jacket, usually a blue jacket, w/white twin rail stripe down one side of the front & the other was the same jacket, just with the colors flip-flopped, my jacket was the blue one. My absolute favorite jacket was my 43 Richard Petty/STP jacket Pop gave me for Christmas in 72! I wore that jacket until I flat out grew it, absolutely LOVED IT! 😎👍 Another great video by Petty, keep making them & this old staunch Petty Fan will keep watching! 💪🤠

You know I'm only 25 and I didn't know anything about the Petty family until I started watching the channel and I love racing so its really amazing to watch and learn from you guys.

I really enjoyed this episode, it's great that the family thought to save this history. Thanks for sharing.

That was too cool! Where else can you see this kind of racing history! Thanks!!!!

Another great one guys. I am running a little late today. Had to grill up supper. Keep up the excellent videos.

Really appreciate you guys going to the trouble to bring these jackets out and show them. Brings back a lot of memories. Love your You Tube videos.

If Someone comes to the "Petty Museum" can They come to the Petty Brother's Racing and see Brothers in Person?

It's amazing that they were able to keep all of these in mint condition for 50, 60, 70 years. It's hard to put a monatary value on them but I would treasure any one of them.

Great stuff! Hard to pick a favorite, but I have always liked the Direct Connection logo, and that AMC jacket was dang nice, too!

I remember Smokey Yunick talking about that first Southern 500... Because they were going through so many tires, some of the teams ended up having to go through the infield and "borrow" tires off of race fans' vehicles just to make it to the finish. And Bud Moore - who wasn't a car owner at that point, but was a mechanic on a two-car team, said that between the two cars they might've changed 75 tires that day -- all with a four-way lugwrench, mind you. Johnny Mantz had raced at Indy, which gave him an advantage when it came to running a long race, because most stock car races weren't more than about 100 miles at that time. And depending on the story, he used either Indy car tires or truck tires. In 1950 there was no such thing as racing tires for stock cars. So while Fireball Roberts and Curtis Turner and them would run like Jack the Bear for a few laps, only to blow another tire and had to spark back to the pits on three wheels, Mantz and the little Plymouth were tooling around, logging laps, and eventually won the race.

My Dad had some of those puffy jackets from when he worked at a Lincoln Mercury dealership in the 80's and 90's. They were perfect for the cold Upstate New York winters. I had a couple of his jackets, and boy were they warm! I'd love to get my hands on one of those from the Chrysler years

Thanks Mark Petty for spending some time at the shop with my buddy and I yesterday!

I wish you would offer jackets in your store, I'd love to buy a few of those to wear.

We absolutely love when yall show us the authentic items you have! Every item is priceless because of the family connection, and the history! We love it!! But take it easy on Ramsey, yall don't run the boy to death!!😂 Always waiting for the next video with the stories and the absolutely amazing show and tell!! ❤

Richard helped develop sponsorships in NASCAR !

I have the newest white Winston Cup jacket I purchased at Daytona Speedweeks 1976. On the way home from the 1975 Southern 500 my parents and I stopped at Petty Enterprises and saw the car that Richard finished 2nd the day before. The car had some body damage. We went inside and we met Elizabeth Petty. I was asking her about Jackets and she showed me the Blue Jacket with the wrench 42, 43 on the sleeve and the Petty Enterprises and the patch Lee Richard and Maurice. That jacket and my Blue Union 76 jacket identical to the ones the drivers wore all my favorites I got this jacket at Daytona in 1971.. All your episodes I learn something about the Petty Family. Would like to see Dale on a future show.

Hey guys i enjoy your channel. I live in Wilkes Co. ive got a 71 Duster 340 4 speed sure grip i really like that vintage Rapid Transit jacket

Your right ..that Rapid transit jacket...còol..priceless!

Great video! I really enjoy seeing the 70’s artifacts. I have one of the Petty jackets that were sold to fans in he 70s.

Great video, love looking at the history remember seeing a lot of these, I had a pair of the old Coca-Cola pants keep up the good work 👏 😊😊😊

That airbrushed Plymouth "Hemi" t shirt laying behind Richie i believe was from Daytona 1964. I've seen color video of that race from the Richard Petty pits & some (over the wall) crew members were wearing those t's. AWESOME COOL to have airbrushed in 1964 ! Maybe you guys can find the Petty Blue leather boots "Leeboy" was wearing about that time. What i'd give for a pair of those !

Once again, Thanks so much Timmie, Ritchie and Mark for showing us all this priceless stuff. We do appreciate it and thank you for taking time to do these great videos for the fans.

Keep the stories coming, men.

Coolest show yet Petty Bros

Always love the petty history thanks guys

Thanks for sharing.

Can you guys do an episode on the #11 Dodge Charger, why that number?

Another good one

Great as always thanks guys

Love these bros! Hope to meet y’all in early November!

Great video!

Thank you for the cool trip down memory lane with the jackets You reference buddy Baker and the number 11 car. Do you know why they ran the number 11 in 71 as opposed to running the number 40 which is what they ran in 1970. First off it would seem they want to stay with a 40 series number and second I have no idea what the 11 could’ve stood for. If I remember correctly, there were no dodgers driving the number 11 in the previous year. I was just wondering.😮

A friend of mine was partners in a Chrysler dealership. He told me your dad came up there and bought all you guys a new Dodge truck.

Any way to do a segment on the early years, about the cars/engines that were used?

next week how about hats

What was Esmark that was on the cars in the early 80's?

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what street cars the guys drove

Eighth mile speed should be faster than 290

Who is Elizabeth Ann?