Davey was one the nicest friendliest drivers to his fans. Made it real easy to cheer for him. Even at Rockingham in Earnhardt country you would have people rooting for Davey. The Allison's went thru alot in about 5 year span from Bobby's wreck to the loss of Clifford and Davey. I know people especially in Alabama still miss Davey and what could have been.
Miss ol’ Davey. He got to hold me in his arms when I was 2 years old in 92. My aunt and my mom got a picture of me with him. My aunt told me he was the sweetest young man. Got plenty of autographs from him and his dad. He probably would’ve been a multi championship driver if he didn’t have that tragic accident in 93. Thanks for the upload SMIFF.
That’s so awesome And I agree with you he could’ve won 7 championships and so many wins like his career was already something before 93 but goodnesses what would’ve been if he was here still to this day
Thanks for posting. Met Davey several times as someone who grew up around Bristol,TN. I remember as a kid he once signed autographs for everyone wanting one in the pouring cold April rain for hours. Awesome guy.
I hope videos like this remain on the net for the entire remainder of my life. I can get out all my model cars, photos, news paper clippings and magazines of Davey Allison and Alan Kulwicki and relive those exciting and fond memory years of NASCAR racing from 1988 to 1993 by watching them. Thank you Davey and Alan!!! On a side note, NASCAR racing is a joke compared to these days. There will never be drivers like those through those years and even before!!!!
Thank you for posting this video. I've never seen this video and as a huge Davey Allison fan even today, it took me back and I'm not goin to lie I had tears rolling down my face.
Man this broke my f'ing heart when I watched this documentary but I'm glad I was able to find on TH-cam.... I remember his accident like it was yesterday. Truly one of a kind - Not only did he have a damn good work ethic and a competitive drive in Winston cup racing that was hair raising, he was also humble dude with a heart of gold. His optimistic outlook on life was something that I hope people remember about him. I busted out in tears early on in the video when Liz just wanted him to make it home safely at the end of every race... I couldn't imagine some of the things the Allisons had to go through. Rest in peace Davey, and thank you for not only being my hero in racing, but being my hero in life 🙏
Hard to believe he was just weeks from his own death as this was being shot.1st Alan and then Davey.I remember 93' like it was yesterday!Continued RIP to both
Amazing thing about them Alabama boys, and Carolina boys. They’re so down to earth,you can’t help but cheer for them. Guess Earnhardt said it best, there’s just something about that red dirt strip from Alabama to Carolina. Proud red dirt poor boy.
Davey certainly had everything to been a multiple cup champion he had a fast car all the talent and a set off balls big enuff that im surprised he didnt have to push a wheel barrel Around to cary his nuts in
I'll never forget Davey. I may have only got to follow him for one season, on account of me being so young, but damn was it a great one. He'll always be the greatest IMHO!
Davey Allison was a great driver and a wonderful human being. I got a diecast car of his a couple of weeks before he passed. I never got to see him race too much but he was a great race car driver and nice guy. He had so much racing left in his future, he didn't deserve to die in that helicopter crash.
After some of the wrecks he survived to then die in a helicopter is just sad Davey would’ve gone on to win many championships if he had lived heaven is a better place for having Davey and Clifford and Alan kulwicki too I hope they are all at peace on the big speedway in the sky
Never forget the day i was 5 at talladega and saw the number 3 the number 2 and 28 the black cars had me hooked.tears roll down my eyes when i walk through his memorial in talladega knowing he was one of the drivers i looked up too as a young boy and now that im 36 with kids of my own racing is not the same and it sad too see
I have Davey Allisons model car in its original box not even put together. I also got Dale Earnhardts black number 3 car , jeff Gordon's Dupoint rainbow car and Richard pettys stp car model. All still in the boxes. I found them at a yard sale. I dont know if ill ever put them together. I put them in a plastic tote with a lid on them and put them away in my garage. I wish i could find the Tide car model and the wrangler car.
Davey was one the nicest friendliest drivers to his fans. Made it real easy to cheer for him. Even at Rockingham in Earnhardt country you would have people rooting for Davey. The Allison's went thru alot in about 5 year span from Bobby's wreck to the loss of Clifford and Davey. I know people especially in Alabama still miss Davey and what could have been.
Also thanks for the upload smiff. On another note I've always been curious how much radio chatter nascar has in the archives from this era
Miss ol’ Davey. He got to hold me in his arms when I was 2 years old in 92. My aunt and my mom got a picture of me with him. My aunt told me he was the sweetest young man. Got plenty of autographs from him and his dad.
He probably would’ve been a multi championship driver if he didn’t have that tragic accident in 93.
Thanks for the upload SMIFF.
That’s so awesome And I agree with you he could’ve won 7 championships and so many wins like his career was already something before 93 but goodnesses what would’ve been if he was here still to this day
Davey was my favorite. Instant goosebumps hitting play Rest well Davey, we love you.
Same here. I was a kid when he died and I cried. RIP D.A.
The world was a better place with Davey in it.
What a great man and great Christian family. Thanks for posting!
I miss Davey. He is truly missed and remembered by all is old school NASCAR fans.
SmiffTV is crushing it with these videos
He has been for years and years! Always amazing content
Thanks for posting. Met Davey several times as someone who grew up around Bristol,TN. I remember as a kid he once signed autographs for everyone wanting one in the pouring cold April rain for hours. Awesome guy.
Miss Davey
He was the BEST
We all miss you still in 2024!
I hope videos like this remain on the net for the entire remainder of my life. I can get out all my model cars, photos, news paper clippings and magazines of Davey Allison and Alan Kulwicki and relive those exciting and fond memory years of NASCAR racing from 1988 to 1993 by watching them. Thank you Davey and Alan!!!
On a side note, NASCAR racing is a joke compared to these days.
There will never be drivers like those through those years and even before!!!!
Thank you for posting this video. I've never seen this video and as a huge Davey Allison fan even today, it took me back and I'm not goin to lie I had tears rolling down my face.
Same here, man.
Amen
Watching this makes me cry Davey was my hero as a kid man I miss him
Man this broke my f'ing heart when I watched this documentary but I'm glad I was able to find on TH-cam.... I remember his accident like it was yesterday.
Truly one of a kind - Not only did he have a damn good work ethic and a competitive drive in Winston cup racing that was hair raising, he was also humble dude with a heart of gold. His optimistic outlook on life was something that I hope people remember about him.
I busted out in tears early on in the video when Liz just wanted him to make it home safely at the end of every race... I couldn't imagine some of the things the Allisons had to go through.
Rest in peace Davey, and thank you for not only being my hero in racing, but being my hero in life 🙏
RIP Davey, and Clifford!
Davey was a badass driver. Drivers today are ❄ compared to what him and others went thru
My hero back in the day's
Hard to believe he was just weeks from his own death as this was being shot.1st Alan and then Davey.I remember 93' like it was yesterday!Continued RIP to both
Amazing thing about them Alabama boys, and Carolina boys. They’re so down to earth,you can’t help but cheer for them. Guess Earnhardt said it best, there’s just something about that red dirt strip from Alabama to Carolina.
Proud red dirt poor boy.
I Had The VHS 📼 Tape of this. Excellent video Thank You for Posting. RIP DAVEY!!! #28
Miss him so much
We loved him growing up. Crushed my bro when he died
Davey certainly had everything to been a multiple cup champion he had a fast car all the talent and a set off balls big enuff that im surprised he didnt have to push a wheel barrel
Around to cary his nuts in
I'll never forget Davey. I may have only got to follow him for one season, on account of me being so young, but damn was it a great one. He'll always be the greatest IMHO!
cool great documentary thank you !!!!
Davey is definitely one of the nicest friendliest driver in NASCAR to his fans we will miss him the Number 28 lives on!
Davey Allison was a great driver and a wonderful human being. I got a diecast car of his a couple of weeks before he passed. I never got to see him race too much but he was a great race car driver and nice guy. He had so much racing left in his future, he didn't deserve to die in that helicopter crash.
28 years ago today. R.I.P.
thanks for uploading this!!!
Davey was a great role model, What a loss
One bad ass driver and one of the evilest stock cars in history. The Texaco havoline ford Thunderbird the battlestar
God needed another driver to shake up heaven’s probably amazing tracks. Keep on gettin em Davey! Race in peace my brother! * thanks smiff!
Classic early 90s
R.I.P Davey Allison
After some of the wrecks he survived to then die in a helicopter is just sad Davey would’ve gone on to win many championships if he had lived heaven is a better place for having Davey and Clifford and Alan kulwicki too I hope they are all at peace on the big speedway in the sky
Never forget the day i was 5 at talladega and saw the number 3 the number 2 and 28 the black cars had me hooked.tears roll down my eyes when i walk through his memorial in talladega knowing he was one of the drivers i looked up too as a young boy and now that im 36 with kids of my own racing is not the same and it sad too see
I have Davey Allisons model car in its original box not even put together. I also got Dale Earnhardts black number 3 car , jeff Gordon's Dupoint rainbow car and Richard pettys stp car model. All still in the boxes. I found them at a yard sale. I dont know if ill ever put them together. I put them in a plastic tote with a lid on them and put them away in my garage. I wish i could find the Tide car model and the wrangler car.
This poor family has been through the ringer
Hate when men show emotions but cried like a babe while watching…. 28 forever !
Davey was a tough son of a bitch and gave everything he had every time he got behind the wheel of anything
Davey's Retirement Season Would've Been 2008
Probably as a multi champion with 75 race wins.
@@emeyer6963 Tim Richmond Would Prevent That From Happening
@@DupontandLowesWarrior Uh, Richmond was dead by 1989. So I doubt it.
@@Ghostmotorfinger Richmond Gordon and Labonte Could've Been The best of The 90s
@@DupontandLowesWarrior stupid
People people.... Dav. Boy was horned a women. I thought everybody had that info.
What do you mean?