Holy shit Casey, that was a download of information you gave us! No ego and tons of compassion, completely understandable and strung together beautifully. Clearly you know more about vintage cars than most historians. This was maybe your finest video, and I usually like the technical building videos the best. Damn, what a fresh cup of filtered cold water. Amazing!! Thanks!!!
I saw you and recoded you at M1 on 2021 🙂it’s a pleasure to meet you I saw you checking the thrust or engine on the yellow 1988 corvette 🙂perhaps maybe I’ll see you again 🙂I know this video is old 😓but it’s interesting non the less 🙂hope to see you again at M1 ASF 😎👍🏻🏎️
What's up people! It was awesome to see most of my favorite cars in one place and I was over the moon to see the Chaparrals! What was your favorite car?
Hard to choose, it will be between the turbine Lotus and the monster Porsche 917/30 and these old school roadster Indycars are just beautiful. Oh and the Lola spider! As a kid had a Fleischmann slotcartrack, with a green and an orange Lola spider
AH !!! the Chaparrals !!! I so loved watching those things pounding the pavement at Road Atlanta.. AWESOME !!! I'll never forget those glorious days when I worked there. BTW, I still go to the track w/ Porsche Club quite often.
Maybe talk someday about 'racing secrets' to include Jim Hall's Rattlesnake Raceway. To me at least, one of the best off-track racing stories of all time.
WELL DONE! this is one of the best video I have ever seen. That first part is like 10 minutes of one sequence jam pack with automotive greatness and pertinent information. Well done sir, we'll done.🎩
Casey's energy in this video is amazing he really does love race cars and the way he talks about them just screams passion love this kind of content also it really shows that i have know idea about vintage racing and old race cars it's incredible amazing content casey
OMG! almost like having the Goodwood Festival within driving distance. I'll definitely be there next time! It's difficult to pick a favorite. Seeing those three Chapparels all together was mind-blowing. Aerodynamically, Jim Hall's cars really were far ahead of their time; his competitors were constantly playing catch-up to his latest innovations. So many details on those cars are still being copied on today's racing machines. Those two AAR Eagles were a prize, too! I always loved the cigar shaped cars with the 'Eagle beak' radiator inlets! The Roman Slobodynskyj '72 Gurney Eagle was an amazing car that dominated Indy for quite a few years. Some were still competing 5, 6, and 7 years later it was such a durable design! That car had to have made Dan rich because it seemed like every USAC team had to buy one just to be competitive.
If you're within driving distance you really ought to attend the next one! Amazing cars and people, and the amenities were great! Good food, clean restrooms- the place is top notch! And you can get very close to the track in several spots for great viewing. The only place us regular folks weren't allowed to go that you see in the video is on the track at the end where Casey's talking about the Chaparral cars before they take off. The hospitality tent had couches and cushy chairs if you wanted them and there was seating everywhere except the paddock. And pretty much every car there was on the track at some point. Truly an incredible event.
Brother, You have the best attitude I have ever seen in a racer You're on the edge and you're real. You get back to M1 Concourse you come by garage 160 I'd love to meet you my friend. We were there with our first runs in mello yello just so happens to call M1 Concourse it's home track. Dude you are an inspiration to me I watched your video tonight about your momentum to race an indie cars and why it died. I got to tell you something dude on a night I needed to see it change my life. You brought a perspective that was so clear and poignant that I couldn't stop watching your channel everything you do is a tribute to what all of us do together. Which is to push it balls to the walls man. Dude someday I hope to shake your hand. Mike Haislet
Never seen Parnelli Jones' Viceroy car before, amazing. Love the F5000, which we are lucky to have quite a few of here in New Zealand. Thanks for sharing this, best wishes.
Damn Casey !! Outstanding video !! And, as an old Road Atlanta employee, I truly LOVE those old Formula cars as well as the, well all the others too. Thanks for the video Bro. Love it !!
I was a big Chaparral fan when I was a Young teenager, my slot car was a Chaparral 2A. Jim Hall was an awesome car builder! Sometimes I wonder what he would have built if Chewy back him like Ford did for Shellby?
14:48 bro that’s me and my family 😳no joke as you see I’m recording on my iPad if you pause the video 🙂and I was wearing my 32ed barn car show shirt once again thank you and I hope to see you again Casey 🙂
Just kills me seeing those British Racing Green Lolas. I saw a 1967 Indy car in Hemmings Motor News many, many, many years ago for $4K. I could have afforded it at the time. Other than my first marriage, it's one of the biggest regrets of my life!
The trouble with that Nissan GTP ar (and newer sports prototypes) is that you have to blow it apart completely between races and xray components for cracks etc, whereas with the birdcage next to it or and old Lotus etc, you can get away with going a season without an overhaul
Holy shit Casey, that was a download of information you gave us! No ego and tons of compassion, completely understandable and strung together beautifully. Clearly you know more about vintage cars than most historians. This was maybe your finest video, and I usually like the technical building videos the best. Damn, what a fresh cup of filtered cold water. Amazing!! Thanks!!!
Thank you kindly!
@@CaseyPutsch all the credit is yours! Cheers 🥂
The 1901 Ford "Sweepstakes" is a 1:1 2001 replica from The Henry Ford museum and the original is on display at the museum
Never will cease to be amazed at how much Casey knows.
I really enjoy this vintage car content from these events around the US, esp the neat/weird cars and classes.
I saw you and recoded you at M1 on 2021 🙂it’s a pleasure to meet you I saw you checking the thrust or engine on the yellow 1988 corvette 🙂perhaps maybe I’ll see you again 🙂I know this video is old 😓but it’s interesting non the less 🙂hope to see you again at M1 ASF 😎👍🏻🏎️
Maybe this year! Hope to see you then.
@@CaseyPutsch maybe 😎
What's up people! It was awesome to see most of my favorite cars in one place and I was over the moon to see the Chaparrals! What was your favorite car?
MAN DUDE, there are so many but i love the Nissan GTP car
Chaparral 2F! Or the Nissan NPT-90? Can't decide!
Hard to choose, it will be between the turbine Lotus and the monster Porsche 917/30 and these old school roadster Indycars are just beautiful.
Oh and the Lola spider! As a kid had a Fleischmann slotcartrack, with a green and an orange Lola spider
917/30
Group 44 Jaguar 👍
AH !!! the Chaparrals !!! I so loved watching those things pounding the pavement at Road Atlanta.. AWESOME !!! I'll never forget those glorious days when I worked there. BTW, I still go to the track w/ Porsche Club quite often.
I hope you get your own Goodwood Revival event over there - seeing these cars driven properly and not just locked away in collections...... 👍
Never really seen the 2A in such detail before. Gotta say it's form and shape is really amazing!
Casey wearing the racing suit AND the Tag Heuer Monaco. What a Gentleman!
The old Nissan and Jaguar GTP cars, oh man that brings back great memories of that race class! Along with all the other rare cars, wow!!!!
Maybe talk someday about 'racing secrets' to include Jim Hall's Rattlesnake Raceway. To me at least, one of the best off-track racing stories of all time.
WELL DONE! this is one of the best video I have ever seen. That first part is like 10 minutes of one sequence jam pack with automotive greatness and pertinent information. Well done sir, we'll done.🎩
look at all those scaled up slot cars!!!!
Casey's energy in this video is amazing he really does love race cars and the way he talks about them just screams passion love this kind of content also it really shows that i have know idea about vintage racing and old race cars it's incredible amazing content casey
Awesome video Casey, I love the difference in automotive cultures, all embraced with the love of the sport and engineering. Thanks again mate
OMG! almost like having the Goodwood Festival within driving distance. I'll definitely be there next time!
It's difficult to pick a favorite. Seeing those three Chapparels all together was mind-blowing. Aerodynamically, Jim Hall's cars really were far ahead of their time; his competitors were constantly playing catch-up to his latest innovations. So many details on those cars are still being copied on today's racing machines. Those two AAR Eagles were a prize, too! I always loved the cigar shaped cars with the 'Eagle beak' radiator inlets! The Roman Slobodynskyj '72 Gurney Eagle was an amazing car that dominated Indy for quite a few years. Some were still competing 5, 6, and 7 years later it was such a durable design! That car had to have made Dan rich because it seemed like every USAC team had to buy one just to be competitive.
If you're within driving distance you really ought to attend the next one! Amazing cars and people, and the amenities were great! Good food, clean restrooms- the place is top notch! And you can get very close to the track in several spots for great viewing. The only place us regular folks weren't allowed to go that you see in the video is on the track at the end where Casey's talking about the Chaparral cars before they take off. The hospitality tent had couches and cushy chairs if you wanted them and there was seating everywhere except the paddock. And pretty much every car there was on the track at some point. Truly an incredible event.
Thanks, Casey
Always interesting getting to see racing legends from days gone by. Really enjoyed it!
Had the IMC model of the Chaparral 2E back in the 60’s , love that car !
I have that model too!
Brother,
You have the best attitude I have ever seen in a racer You're on the edge and you're real.
You get back to M1 Concourse you come by garage 160 I'd love to meet you my friend.
We were there with our first runs in mello yello just so happens to call
M1 Concourse it's home track.
Dude you are an inspiration to me I watched your video tonight about your momentum to race an indie cars and why it died.
I got to tell you something dude on a night I needed to see it change my life.
You brought a perspective that was so clear and poignant that I couldn't stop watching your channel everything you do is a tribute to what all of us do together.
Which is to push it balls to the walls man.
Dude someday I hope to shake your hand.
Mike Haislet
awesome, love the plate on the #1 chaparral
Never seen Parnelli Jones' Viceroy car before, amazing. Love the F5000, which we are lucky to have quite a few of here in New Zealand. Thanks for sharing this, best wishes.
Awesome video. I'd never be able to see such Historic cars
Great video. Such a nice show, what a collection of awesome cars!
Damn Casey !! Outstanding video !! And, as an old Road Atlanta employee, I truly LOVE those old Formula cars as well as the, well all the others too. Thanks for the video Bro. Love it !!
Thanks!
I was a big Chaparral fan when I was a Young teenager, my slot car was a Chaparral 2A. Jim Hall was an awesome car builder! Sometimes I wonder what he would have built if Chewy back him like Ford did for Shellby?
Yes my favorite TH-camr is back now let’s see this car I’m hoping it’s an alfa
The M1 Concourse has so many cool events, I need to start going to them!
This one was pretty amazing! Everyone had access to the paddock to see the cars and talk to the drivers.
I like how some people were moving to get out of your video and some looked like they didn't know what to do with themselves while in shot. Hahaha
Great video Casey!
I was lucky enough to see that Nissan GTP race twice, 87 and 89.
14:48 bro that’s me and my family 😳no joke as you see I’m recording on my iPad if you pause the video 🙂and I was wearing my 32ed barn car show shirt once again thank you and I hope to see you again Casey 🙂
Awesome video
Some awesome cars
great vid casey
I enjoy this, want more
Just kills me seeing those British Racing Green Lolas. I saw a 1967 Indy car in Hemmings Motor News many, many, many years ago for $4K. I could have afforded it at the time. Other than my first marriage, it's one of the biggest regrets of my life!
At the 3 minute mark the cars are a FF and FB Lotus, not Lola.
The trouble with that Nissan GTP ar (and newer sports prototypes) is that you have to blow it apart completely between races and xray components for cracks etc, whereas with the birdcage next to it or and old Lotus etc, you can get away with going a season without an overhaul
some amazing cars there, but Casey, the Lotus Indy turbine cars were four wheel drive, not just drive to the rear wheels
Take the scenic route, I always thought it was more like mowing the yard really fast.
I miss Speedvision, pre Speed Channel days. They would've covered something like this.
Anyone know anything about that Porsche to the right of Casey at 4:02? Seems interesting…
It's a GT1 tribute car that began life as a 914. There's a youtube video of the build, I think, around somewhere but I haven't found it.
@@hilanddoug Hmm, interesting.
sorry to disappoint, you inspired me. haha!
Can anyone tell me what that air scoop on the 1st Chaparral was for?
Class!
I would need a notepad to spill out that much info that fast.
What’s the nostril for on that chapparal? I’ve done some looking and can’t find anything.
Air flow to the driver. I had to ask the same because it looked so funky.
Damnit. You Americans have some of the best historic cars in the world.
Were there any Cunninghams?
Good feels, almost like it was 1998.
Stop drooling Casey..... ;-)
no! :)
Ahh, you know what I like, you saved the best for last.
I am surprised you didn't pull a Ed Bolian and offer a shrewd deal for another car
Up to you elbow.
i totally messed my pants at some of that paddock..! lovely
Way too fast, but Awesome cars! Each one could have a video about it.
The company he started with the money from that race became Cadillac.
!
I think I need a towel :p...
Durrrrr
DUUURRR! :)
@@CaseyPutschlove your videos Casey. Awesome job to you and the Genius Garage Crüe
Nothing like the sound of a big nasty engine.
Ford gt40 is > than chaparral change my mind.
But big wings!
@@CaseyPutsch what about 200mph down the Mulsan straight
Kill the lame ass music so we can hear the cars