Oh man. The DC-3 with D-Day stripes, the flatheads, and that background scenery with the mountains. How cool is this?! I wish we had more of this where I am on the east coast. Looks like a blast!!
There was a DC3 and a C47 in this one, the silver one is the DC3, the green/olive one is the C47, essentially the same plane but one is military. What surprised me was the Bearcat doing the flyby. Watching the Stearmans flying Vics is sweet.
Killer footage! Hopefully, the days of great events like this will never end. I'm sure the legendary rodders like your Grandpa never thought what they did would inspire the generations of today to be doing it either. Keep documenting it, though. Your talent and gifts are a part of keeping it going, too!!!
Your content is so high quality and unique! Not many TH-camrs post about period correct and vintage cars and your channel has a whole vintage vibe that I just love. Please never change!
Great Job as usual Ben! Love seeing these videos, not only are they great but you give the event exposure for better attendance which is key to keep our community strong!
A lot of those scenes looked like bits of technicolor film from the 50s with the saturated colors, the eyelevel camera angles and period clothes and cars. Way neat
Hey Ben awesome video! Have you ever thought about doing a piece of old-timer's giving advice to the new hot rodding generation? What their concerns are and advice? I don't think there's many young people into older cars these days and would love to see what people have to say. Cheers!
That's a great idea! Hot rodding is a dying art for sure. Especially metalwork, fab, paint and body, etc. I love building and modifying hot rods. I'm not that young, but I just turned 40. I do everything but paint and body. None of my friends my age or younger have the patience for it anymore. The ones that used to be into it have given up:( I have to mention that there are some real "pieces of work" here where I live in the south/east coast who do people very wrong with paint/body. It surely doesn't help recruit new guys and gals to the hobby.
That is some great documentation for the kids of the future Ben.. the only thing keeping guys your age out of hotrods like that is because the old guys with money have driven the cost of them up. Just like the boomers did with muscle cars when I was your age, didn't stop me from getting some ratty GTOs and Trans Ams. Sure a nice one brings lots of money, but even now the really rough ones can be had for cheap. You just have to rebuild it, like they did with roadsters before and right after the war. It was the junk nobody else wanted that they built. I got my pre war hotrod too.. 1932 Pontiac two door sedan.. its VERY rough but most of the body is there. Traded a very rusty 64 Fairlane 500 and a non running 74 F150 for it. Will be dragging it into my shop later this year, but I need to get the Mustang and Cutlass done.
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How strict are the rules? Can I show up to race in a '34 with '58 engine?
Me need info.
That was funny, the part with the sunscreen. You reminded me of that character from the film "The Island of Doctor Maroe".
Probably the best video on the internet right on dude that is a great video thank you so much for making that
Oh man. The DC-3 with D-Day stripes, the flatheads, and that background scenery with the mountains. How cool is this?! I wish we had more of this where I am on the east coast. Looks like a blast!!
Yes, so cool!
I think they do one on Daytona beach every once in a while
There was a DC3 and a C47 in this one, the silver one is the DC3, the green/olive one is the C47, essentially the same plane but one is military. What surprised me was the Bearcat doing the flyby. Watching the Stearmans flying Vics is sweet.
Killer footage! Hopefully, the days of great events like this will never end. I'm sure the legendary rodders like your Grandpa never thought what they did would inspire the generations of today to be doing it either. Keep documenting it, though. Your talent and gifts are a part of keeping it going, too!!!
True! Thanks
Your content is so high quality and unique! Not many TH-camrs post about period correct and vintage cars and your channel has a whole vintage vibe that I just love. Please never change!
Thanks!
Kool hot rods and keen vintage airplanes. A great combination!
Every racer there has put sooo much time and energy into the hobby. Glad to see another generation take note and run with it !
Great Job as usual Ben! Love seeing these videos, not only are they great but you give the event exposure for better attendance which is key to keep our community strong!
Much appreciated
This was awesome. Thank you for capturing this event and sharing it man
Man, I’d love to go one year! So cool. Awesome video as usual Ben! Love the shot at 1:40
Do it!
what a kick ass event. real celebration of vintage machines.
Very cool!
Oh man, I love the look of these more traditional style hot rods like they were modified in the 1950’s! The look & the sound! 😍👍
Very cool really enjoyed 👍👍
Thanks!
Another great video!! We need to go to Trog next year!
Thanks! Great event
Brother as a Traditional Hot Rod enthusiast, I gotta say, this shoot was ON POINT! I gotta hand it to you on the color grad too, BAD ASS!
Great editing, cool soundtrack, you know when to stop the music to let the sound of engines kick in. The best video of this event I have seen so far.
Thanks for the cool coverage Ben!!✌️
Thanks!
The best coverage of the action so far. Thanks
Thanks!
Could’ve watched an hour of that .. too cool 😎
Thanks!
Great film there Ben - love to see so many cool old-style and old cars being given hell down the strip!
Thanks!
Thanks Ben for giving us a taste of TROG. Really enjoyed it, keep the content coming. A loyal viewer.
Thanks!
This is the kind of stuff I love!
Thanks!
So very awesome id love to come out there and see that at least 1 time
Do it!
That 'vintage tone' on the footage really added something extra to this awesome event. Excellent job, young man!
Thanks!
I was so bummed I couldn’t make it to this event but now I got live through your beautiful footage! Thanks Ben!
Next time Liv!
Enjoyed your video. Well done to you and your Dad. From a fan in northern England.
so freaking cool this must be a new bucket list thing for me!
You have to go!
@@FourSpeedFilms for sure man!
Another cool film! Great event!
Thanks!
Great stuff. Thank you, and go Four Speed, keep moving forward!
Thanks!
I may be biased (like the tires) but this is one of the coolest videos you've made!
Yes, I'm an old fart.
Thanks haha
Wow, cool event! Thanks for sharing Ben!
Thanks
You need to check out the RPM Nationals in Santa Magarita
Yes!
A lot of those scenes looked like bits of technicolor film from the 50s with the saturated colors, the eyelevel camera angles and period clothes and cars. Way neat
Thanks!
Excellent event Ben thanks for sharing
Thanks!
Looks like great fun!
Yes🙌
Very cool cars. Wonder how many have been in the same hands for years and years. Or in the family. Probably quite a few.
Thanks for watching!
Hey Ben awesome video! Have you ever thought about doing a piece of old-timer's giving advice to the new hot rodding generation? What their concerns are and advice? I don't think there's many young people into older cars these days and would love to see what people have to say. Cheers!
Thanks! Interesting idea
That's a great idea! Hot rodding is a dying art for sure. Especially metalwork, fab, paint and body, etc. I love building and modifying hot rods. I'm not that young, but I just turned 40. I do everything but paint and body. None of my friends my age or younger have the patience for it anymore. The ones that used to be into it have given up:( I have to mention that there are some real "pieces of work" here where I live in the south/east coast who do people very wrong with paint/body. It surely doesn't help recruit new guys and gals to the hobby.
I'd like to see something like this too, Ben!
Man how cool. Killed it again Ben.
Thanks!
Epic !!! Thanks for video.🤘
Thanks!
Awesome Ben! Really captures the feel of the whole event!
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks!
I was like wait a minute I know that guy. I bet that was a blast! At 5:00 I don't know who bounced more the flag girl or the T bucket LOL.
Great event!
Good stuff Ben!!!!
Thanks!
Going in October, Can’t wait. Awesome content!
I didn’t know they already announced another one. Cool!
Excellent film as always Ben
Much appreciated
Awesome video Ben!! Keep up the good work.
Thanks Jeff!
This is on my bucket list.
Do it!
@@FourSpeedFilms I will. I do all my bucket list stuff.
Awesome day ❤️❤️❤️
Yes🙌
The 630 I want one like that so bad
1:40 is a GREAT shot!
Thanks!
sweet video! man i wish i could make it to one of these events.
Thanks!
Love your work Ben..how about a story on the Choppers hot rod club history..
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Thank you 👍 USA auto culture is quite impressive for me 👍👍👍 God bless USA ❤
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What a kick in the pants! Looks like a blast!?
Cool video love it .😊
your vidios are getting better
Thanks!
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Love the content !
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It looks like a tough job, hangin around it the hot sun, being jubject to all those loud noises.
Great video 🤙🏻
Fantastic..
Can i live there. Awesome bros'
Badd ass content love this era
Hell yeah!
Awesome! ...man i want a nice Hot Rod :/
Thanks
I'd love to come to this, but it's a long way from Scotland. :(
One day!
I thought this was the RPM nationals, not TROG. Awesome footage, the sound is fantastic
Thanks for watching!
That’s sick!!🔥love it!! Where in CA is that??
2 observations
1) start line official worth price of admission
2) straw hats aren’t ansi approved crash helmets
ZZ Top would love it.
Yes haha
Really Great Job! How did you mic it?! Only engine & tire noises, (no music or announcer heard) so good!
I strategically placed myself around some of the speakers haha
@@FourSpeedFilms Bravo!
cool vids buddy keep em up , from johnnie oddball london england
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🏁Badazz footage
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Lions dragstrip forever.
🙌
What’s the style of those motorcycles called?
The event was great I went my dad was racing
Awesome!
Nice
Thanks💕
Which month is that?
Hot rods are what life is 4. Period.
Great video! Subd
👍
Thanks
Where is this at
Flabob Airport
Its only a death trap if it holds you in. Otherwise, its a death catapult
Haha!
It's up to your generation to keep it going. You don't need an LS, ECUs, turbos, and Hondas.
flag man looked good until he covered his ears!!! haha
Any one here in 1932
Music is NOT necessary. Those engines are the music.
✌👍
Thanks!
EPA will shut it down. Sad.
This place probably smells 100 times bad then austin lone star round up
NO! Hot Rods are NOT death traps. Stop lying.
Sans la music sa serait mieux
Where do they find all these cringe flag people? haha
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That is some great documentation for the kids of the future Ben.. the only thing keeping guys your age out of hotrods like that is because the old guys with money have driven the cost of them up. Just like the boomers did with muscle cars when I was your age, didn't stop me from getting some ratty GTOs and Trans Ams. Sure a nice one brings lots of money, but even now the really rough ones can be had for cheap. You just have to rebuild it, like they did with roadsters before and right after the war. It was the junk nobody else wanted that they built.
I got my pre war hotrod too.. 1932 Pontiac two door sedan.. its VERY rough but most of the body is there. Traded a very rusty 64 Fairlane 500 and a non running 74 F150 for it. Will be dragging it into my shop later this year, but I need to get the Mustang and Cutlass done.
Nice!
Good stuff Ben!!!!