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When "winning on Sunday, translated into sales on Monday." Of the actual basic Make and model a vehicle. I gotta get busy on that time machine in my basement 😅!

I'VE BEEN A NASCAR FAN SINCE 1976❤❤❤

The time they raced in short sleeves and dress slacks. They where real men

Absolutely amazing this wasn’t a fireball!

Because I don't know... what type, if any, seat belts did they have then?

Just a couple of good ol boys 😊

“Mechanics talking to him”. I guess back in those days, mechanics came fully armed with cameras! Lol

That was some awesome racing back then. These days it's total garbage.

Jimmy Perdue had a tire failure during A Goodyear tire test a few weeks earlier and went through the guardrail at the same place. Richard hit where the new guardrails and supports were set after Jimmys’ fatal crash

did they have a caution flag back in your day grampa?

JJ taking a long drag off of a smoke while in the pits getting gas....absolute classic.

Keep up the good work! I love watching your NASCAR videos!

Thank god that outside wall wasn’t Concrete Or else this coulda looked a lot worse like Darlington 1970

Back in the day when racing was real 😊

No window nets . . .🏁

1:06 so lemme understand, 2 pit crew members got there before the rescue personal? Holy sh*t.

Back when car's were stock car's.

Happy to see this channel back

He hit the ghostbusters car

I'm his niece, the guard rail was damaged the day before and wasn't properly fixed. 5k was all Nascar gave him plus banned him from racing for a period. He came back even stronger.

And how long before they finally put up an infield wall?

Who watches NASCAR anymore…..all the cars look the same…..all the races are boring….its not the same😞🇺🇸

The speedway was only 22 years old in 81.

The good old days racing sucks now

Arrington had to get going....every dollar mattered to hus shoestring operation. I recall rumors that he was the designated spin car for the Petty operation....he would cause a late yellow if Richard needed one and be rewarded on Monday with parts, which kept him going. No idea if this was true...

I like how the guys got out of their cars while the race was still going on.

Back before liberals ruined NASCAR 😂

Have to wonder if Arrington scrambled his marbles in the first hit because he was totally careless when returning to the track.

The old tracks were way better

Thanks for this classic NASCAR video!

WOULD MUCH RATHER WACTH THE OLDER CARS OF THE PAST MORE EXCIMENT AND THERE NOT ALL THE SAME TODAYS CARS RJUST COOKIE CUTTERS BORING AS HELL

I always pulled for Buddy to have a good finish. One of a handful of independents still driving at that time. He didn't exercise good judgment in this case. But that was back when everybody raced back to the start/ finish line during a caution. Close to the end of the race, all concerned were racing for a good finishing position.

I feel sorry for Harry Gant and Morgan Shepard. Talk about getting caught up in somebody else's stupidty. "Get's up on the race track" and stops. Like pulling out in front of someone and then changing your mind.

He wrecked Jamie there

“Let’s talk about them sponsors behind us!!!” 😂😂😂😂😂

Wonder who won the cliff diving championship?

Here for Brad Teague!~

Come on man! Time to get outta the past

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Great wrecks, terrible video quality.

yeah this one hurt a little

Delana Harvick.

Back where they actually raced. These days it's a drama clown show.

I wonder how many people know who this driver's daughter is without looking it up. Hint.. she wears the fire suit in the family.

Jimmy Horton used to race at Bridgeport Speedway in New Jersey. I loved watching him race. One night I watched him pass other cars by riding on top of the berm.

The polite thing would be is to offer Geoff a beer

That guardrail looks more like a suggestion then any actual barrier.

"Steady" Eddie Gray, one of Southern California's legendary drivers. Winston West champ in 1958, 1961, and 1962 (although it wasn't called "Winston West" at the time), he was one of the many drivers to thrill the fans of the legendary Saugus Speedway: Jimmy Insolo, Oren Prosser, Sonny Easley, Ron Hornaday (senior and junior), Tru Cheek, Jim Robinson, Wild Bill Foster, Jim Gilliam.