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Richard Petty Number 43 Stp Pontiac Grand Prix From The 80s And Early 90s Iconic Pop Culture

I have always wondered how did your grandfather choose the number 42?

I have enjoyed learning your history. Thanks for sharing. Keep it up.

Is there a email address that I could ideas for future videos?

Keep Rolling brothers❤😊 Shout out from your neighbors in Alalmance Co.🎉😊

I was in grade school, I'm not a NASCAR fan, but the memories of the races are there. 👍🇺🇲

Loved looking at Cale’s car and seeing Dillon auto parts as a sponsor

Mail me a pipe Timmy! 👍

God bless the Petty brothers 😊

So beautiful! ❤️

I love this! It’s so cool seeing fellow Petty Family fans share their stories and love for the Petty’s and racing!❤️🏁

Man these last 2 years have flown by. Thanks for all that y’all do. I’ve learned so much from y’all!👍

I would definitely like to see a video of you guys and Sharon,Rebecca and Lisa sometime in the future

Awsome conversation , we ll get together soon Enjoy all the episodes !! Ron P.

Keep on Racing!!!! I"ve been watching since day one!!!

I enjoy watching. This was the golden age of stock car racing. What about the environment with Chrysler engineers? And the Kit Car program.

Petty fan since the early sixties and there just wasn't much information on the west coast in those days, so you guys are filling in information from those days and I sure appreciate what you do.

Two years of fun and learning about the Chief! Keep up the GREAT work

Congratulations on 2yrs

I haven't missed one yet!

I like the old Champion spark plug ✨️ box .I always used to use a colder Champion plug in my Mopars back in the day than what the factory specs were.

I love all the stories, Thank You. Could you show us some of the stuff on the walls please.

Please Keep it going. I have been a fan of your channel siti first saw it. And a fan of your family history since I was a little kid.

Congratulations on 2 years. Keep the show coming. I was in North Carolina for business in 2006. Over the weekend I went to Randelman to the museum. Nice visit.

It’s been great getting family stories from the chiefs side. Keep it up! Wish I would have met you all while at Pettyfest 2018.

Gentleman, please keep it up, I love it Happy Anniversary.

Please keep going! I enjoy listening to your stories. I was always a fan of Richard's, but over the years, I've become fans of the Petty family. I've really learned a lot about your Dad from you guys . I've always admired him for his talents too

That looks like a 1960 Plymouth that Mr. Red Mylar is hooking the towbar to @8:13

I click like before I even watch the episode, I know it's going to be good. I especially like hearing about your Mom and Dad

Two years, WOW! Very cool. Been a fan since 76 at the age of 6. Great content, alot of unknown info. to me as an average fan. Keep it comming. Enjoyed.🍻

Yes please keep working hard and giving the Great Content!

Happy two years anniversary. I love you all and all the PETTY 'S❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

It's been a great two years watching your videos! Hopefully y'all will continue a lot longer than 2 more years. Always the first videos that I watch.

Happy 2 years! I always enjoy Petty Monday🎉

Happy anniversary love the story’s

the Nashville recording session and record....would be cool

Congratulations

what is ur daily drivers are they mopar?

Happy anniversary. Love you all

Growing up in the 80’s our family car was a 1976 charger and I know that it had a 360 in it.

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Buddy Arrington would've also been a great driver for Petty Enterprises! He'd be a perfect fit!

More! More!

Excellent content!

Tim is putting together a historic engine for the Dodge Daytona restoration project. “Made by Petty and Made in Level Cross” still rings so true in the south. The work being completed right in the Petty engine shop adds so much to authenticity of this project car. I am certain that the owners are greatly appreciative of the Petty family for offering their assistance.

Great memories and great stories about this legendary racing family.

Great content! The Petty Racing family is legendary in motorsports.

I wiuld really like to know more about Julie and Gene and his family. I rhink that would be a great episode to do.

Mopar guy first and foremost, but also a bit partial to Oldsmobile and Pontiac. My Grandparents drove Oldsmobiles for years. A neighbor of ours, had a brother who drove Pontiacs, mostly Grand Prix and Bonnevilles. His cars were always sharp looking. Plus Richard raced them. I owned a couple myself over the years. Had a 6000 and a Grand Prix

Love to hear about the history, keep it up