AWESOME Interview! When they say people are living vicariously through them, I am not sure they fully realize what they are doing for the racing world and those of us who Wish we could be in the racing world. It is now a bucket list of mine to drive from Tulsa to Booneville and if I could just sit and learn from Dennis Taylor. SO COOL. I grew up a few miles from Tulsa Raceway and seeing Don Garlits and Prudhomme and putting an Isky cam in cars with my father. Really excited for this build
I've been following Dennis and Alex every since she was 16 and I learned even more about them from this interview that I didn't know....thank you I enjoyed this
Dad has pulled himself up by the "bootstraps , the Taylor family name will hopefully become Iconic for younger generations coming up as "Insky means to us today,. Keeping it real and being humble at the time,,Thank you,
Alex I just want to say your hard work proper prospective professional image good inspirational attitude and love for one of the three things I based my life off of one being automotive performance the other two are action sports and music production basically you made me love fast cars again and your videos are giving me innovative ideas again my love for automotive is strong but after I had a bad accident with my wrx I took some time away and seeing you go for the Land speed record with a 79 z28 is what caught my attention since i have i dream to follow the path the hoonigan crew did with the gymikana hoonicorn mustang for the lost legend ken Block who i truthfully thought i saw any way your beauty and inspiration made me feel alive again i say this with love keep rippin it up hun
I have watched you folks from very close to the beginning of Alex’s beginning in your😮 tube. You have matured so much from that point Alex. From my viewpoint you was a very aggressive you person that was hard for me to watch, I’m 76 years old now, but you was a hands on type that kept me me watching all of these years. My compliments to your parents for raising a very good young lady. In other words my compliments to the chefs. Dennis I am watching your u-tube channel and I enjoy it very much. Keep up the good information. Time to go. By the way I read Hot Rod even before Frieberger was born. Hot Rod is the way I learned how to read. I started reading Hot Rod when I was was in the 3rd grade. A born gearhead.
Irony: Most of Alex Taylor 's keyboard comando critics can't write grammatically correct comment to post, let alone write a business proposal to potential investors. I liked hearing about the work that is done off camera, proposal writing and developing sponcer relationships, and not relying on just social medea.
Thank you, every gearheads daughter with her dad, nothing better!
Awesome video
AWESOME Interview! When they say people are living vicariously through them, I am not sure they fully realize what they are doing for the racing world and those of us who Wish we could be in the racing world. It is now a bucket list of mine to drive from Tulsa to Booneville and if I could just sit and learn from Dennis Taylor. SO COOL. I grew up a few miles from Tulsa Raceway and seeing Don Garlits and Prudhomme and putting an Isky cam in cars with my father. Really excited for this build
I've been following Dennis and Alex every since she was 16 and I learned even more about them from this interview that I didn't know....thank you I enjoyed this
Two of the nicest people that iv'e ever come across on the Internet!
Your a great driver you and your dad
Dad has pulled himself up by the "bootstraps , the Taylor family name will hopefully become Iconic for younger generations coming up as "Insky means to us today,. Keeping it real and being humble at the time,,Thank you,
Great interview. I have been following the Taylors about 18 months.
great video. thank you.
The photo of Dennis and Ed in the car will be WILD!
The entire family is a credit to the hobby.
Really enjoyed this interview. Best to all with the project and what life brings to the Taylor family!
You guys are incredible.!!!
Great interview! Looking forward to watching this come together.
Alex I just want to say your hard work proper prospective professional image good inspirational attitude and love for one of the three things I based my life off of one being automotive performance the other two are action sports and music production basically you made me love fast cars again and your videos are giving me innovative ideas again my love for automotive is strong but after I had a bad accident with my wrx I took some time away and seeing you go for the Land speed record with a 79 z28 is what caught my attention since i have i dream to follow the path the hoonigan crew did with the gymikana hoonicorn mustang for the lost legend ken Block who i truthfully thought i saw any way your beauty and inspiration made me feel alive again i say this with love keep rippin it up hun
I have watched you folks from very close to the beginning of Alex’s beginning in your😮 tube. You have matured so much from that point Alex. From my viewpoint you was a very aggressive you person that was hard for me to watch, I’m 76 years old now, but you was a hands on type that kept me me watching all of these years. My compliments to your parents for raising a very good young lady. In other words my compliments to the chefs.
Dennis I am watching your u-tube channel and I enjoy it very much. Keep up the good information. Time to go.
By the way I read Hot Rod even before Frieberger was born. Hot Rod is the way I learned how to read. I started reading Hot Rod when I was was in the 3rd grade. A born gearhead.
I have a suggestion for your next car body - early Studebaker, like a '53. They are great at Bonneville and still have that vintage cool factor.
Irony: Most of Alex Taylor 's keyboard comando critics can't write grammatically correct comment to post, let alone write a business proposal to potential investors. I liked hearing about the work that is done off camera, proposal writing and developing sponcer relationships, and not relying on just social medea.
Alex is absolutely wife material
What engine is in Ed’ car. I’m thinking 1938 who had an overhead valve engine with the spark plugs on the top side of the engine?
so where is your green Nova? show us what it looks like..
is the build of a copy still happening?
Sneak pics showing some build progress can be found elsewere.
I want to build with you sir !!
Great video.