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Bonneville 71' tells the story of Harry Hyde, Bobby Isaac and the Dodge Daytona that set records at the Bonneville Salt Flats after being banned in NASCAR. #FOXSports
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@ddotdonrock1783 5 лет назад

I knew Bobby Issac, he gave me his googles when I was 11 for my go kart racing. Still have them today. He was racing the number 6 at the time for Frank Hefner. Frank build my modified racing engine out Cherryville NC. We followed Bobby to tracks in NC and SC. He was my hero my whole life. Im 70 years old and that was the best time of my life.

@YukiTsunoda7 4 года назад

very cool Don! *God Bless, and God Speed to you*

@NVRAMboi 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing those great experiences and memories. God bless.

@LITTLE1994 4 года назад

Lucky you, man!

@ChrisfromGeorgia 4 года назад

@Don Howell Thank you for sharing such an awesome story. Take care brother.🏁

@glennhavinoviski8128 4 года назад

What a great memory and artifact to have. Bobby Isaac was a legend. Thanks for sharing!!

@KessaSmith01 9 месяцев назад

My grandpa was Harland Cox. He absolutely loved this car and all the crew. He sadly passed last year Sept 25 at 92 years old. He was a wonderful man and I’m blessed to call him my Papaw. He made us all proud for sure!

@markmiller489 Год назад

Whoever made this documentary hats off!! Absolutely beautiful and riveting

@aj_theshark 7 лет назад

That was such a beautiful machine.

@johnchilders799 4 года назад

Yes it was

@groundshakersociety6637 4 года назад

Still is

@vengeance-disavowed8688 4 года назад

Imagine if they released a throwback model😍

@omega1575 4 года назад

Steel Vengeance I would buy it

@GeronFletcher 4 года назад

Steel Vengeance car companies should definitely do throwback series. You just have to keep the body old school and keep the inside new age.

@chriscain4014 5 лет назад

Ironic that NASCAR didn't like the Superbird and Daytona because they weren't like street cars, even tho they actually were. Today if you took the MFG decals off the cars I don't think you could tell one from the other. Same goes for NHRA. When was the last time a Funny Car or Pro Stocker actually looked like the car they are supposed to be?

@rong4189 5 лет назад

Well said.

@lorenreece1665 5 лет назад

I wouldn't spend a dime to watch a NHRA event. Even NASCAR is starting to be boring. Races are broke down to three secments. If a person was watching a NASCAR race for the first time, they could not tell one make from another. I never thought i would lose interest in watching NASCAR races but, it's happing.

@gregorytimmons4777 4 года назад

NHRA Pro Stock is an easy class to identify the cars in. If you know what a Camaro looks like you got P/S covered 100%. It may be the only time in history that a racing class that was intended for any and all U.S. auto brands to compete in has morphed into a spec series unintentionally.

@joshuagibson2520 4 года назад

Amen.

@lukeyoung4000 4 года назад

I can tell the difference between all the mfgs

@tedium37 4 года назад

Richard Petty said in these cars if the rear end got out from under you that wing would get it back. Pure awesome

@tilfmilfy7459 4 года назад

Yeah but Richard petty drive the Superbird made by Plymouth this is a Dodge Daytona

@burntferidgerator6848 4 года назад

@@tilfmilfy7459 they are built pretty much the same and look almost the same, so what is said for one can be said for the other

@davidthayer6969 3 года назад

petty was full of it......lolol go watch the videos, you can see them spinning out worse than the fords

@brianorfant1125 7 лет назад

Those cars were awesome machines and so were the teams and drivers. It would be great if NASCAR had a vintage class that ran those beautiful aero worriers again. I'd pay to see them!

@fatherfruit 7 лет назад

Brian Orfant amen

@cdoublejj 6 лет назад

hell no. hell would freez over before nascar let anyone go over 200 mph again let alone cars that look different.

@j95svt 6 лет назад

I would much rather watch replicas of these cars than what we have today.

@billwilliamson2197 5 лет назад

I would MUCH rather watch these cars run an entire race (or even just 1/3 of a race) than today's cars!!

@jodysanders1111 5 лет назад

If they really wanted to,Dodge could build an exact replica and put it on the market. What you reckon?

@GiDD504 4 года назад

I can’t imagine going 210+ mph in an older car without any of the safety pieces in the new nascars. Those boys had the BIGGEST balls.

@austinmakofka9296 4 года назад

Lotta ball room in them suits

@LITTLE1994 4 года назад

I 100% agree, though the safety net already through.

@GiDD504 4 года назад

Chris Parker but if you used the safety equipment you could race for longer! Rip to Dale Sr.

@grayhair13yahoo.comgray21 4 года назад

These were built from good steel and solid frames now they are tin and plastic!!..

@davidthayer6969 4 года назад

lol, the roll cages and safety equipment back then was all pretty good.

@photo7839 4 года назад

I was in 11th grade in 1971, when these cars were available on the streets. We had one in the neighborhood,,, also stood out like a sore thumb.. It was beautiful. That brought me into Nascar, now Nascar has seen its last days.

@rubystarnascar 4 года назад

anyone else just get this 3 year old video in their reccomended randomly?

@TwoLaneShenanigans 4 года назад

Thankfully yes

@curtis1997 4 года назад

Yes

@avtomatkalashnikova9388 4 года назад

Yes, me too. Fortunately I had a 69 Charger General lee (pretty much replica except the 727 auto trans). The bull bars, the Roll cage inside with all the confederate decals on it. Seeing this video made me proud as a dodge classic owner. 👍🏼

@chucktyson9688 4 года назад

WTF I just got this too?

@TwoLaneShenanigans 4 года назад

@@chucktyson9688 Praise the Jebus, hahaha

@cspeigner Год назад

An absolute gem of a story. These men did things that would never be accomplished today. They did things in spite of the danger, because of the danger, and it was just fun for them. Kudos to the writers, directors, production crew and most of all to the men who did these things! Also, Steve Lehto, you missed your calling. You should do more of this. Your delivery and style is singular in a world of bland imitations.

@joshuagibson2520 4 года назад

If nascar and nhra had a brain, they'd get back to their roots. It's what everyone wants. Right?

@1903A3shooter 4 года назад

O how right you are.

@earnhardt3613 4 года назад

yes....yes....yes

@DRAGONKING 4 года назад

agree with you man, need to go back to stock cars

@ryanrinella6242 4 года назад

Yes, go back to actual cars not these boring blobs that are all shaped the same way just with different stickers

@lukasharmon4965 4 года назад

fax

@tonyliu8333 7 лет назад

"Back then, you had to have a lot of ball room" No wonder why people back then truly got big balls to do crazy stuffs.

@aj_theshark 7 лет назад

Yum.

@samijosephyahya3388 6 лет назад

Tony Liu ii

@slit4659 4 года назад

Tony Liu.....Makes me wonder why YOU KNOW SO MUCH ABOUT THESE GUYS BALLS.....I think we all know why....

@RunAllDay3428 4 года назад

That was a good chuckle

@johnfairchild3421 Год назад

And. Would. Fist. Fight. At the. Drop of the. Hat. Lol

@raymonddavis8810 5 лет назад

Those Winged Warriors are the most awesome cars ever!!! Love that bright red.

@jeffashley5512 3 года назад

Amazing video!!! Bobby Isaac the name no one knows but should realize he was a legend. Mopar or No Car!!!

@888johnmac 4 года назад

this just popped into my feed .. thank you you-tube and what soul-less idiots thumbed this down .. a car ( and memories ) that could bring 60ish year old men to tears

@jimhiscott2918 4 года назад

No thumbs down here!!

@cnnfan293 3 года назад

Mine too Thanks RU-vid and NASCAR fox ✌️

@randyrobey5643 Год назад

He must have been a Ford guy.

@ImForwardlook Год назад

Still drying tears here in Finland...

@bones6173 Год назад

I agree

@thebear3589 4 года назад

My very first model car I ever put together...way back in 1971... Im telling my age...lol

@craigpennington1251 6 лет назад

Those cars are a lot better to watch than this trash they're running today. All cars back then had class and style.

$@lovethesmellofracefuelinth7374$

@lovethesmellofracefuelinth7374 5 лет назад

Craig Pennington heck yeah. You could tell what they were, unlike today's plastic versions and would much rather watch a Dodge Charger Daytona or any one of the other examples of that awesome old Detroit iron 👍🏼

@seabee12333 5 лет назад

go to the Salt Flats, you will have your faith restored

@randomreviewsrebooted5156 4 года назад

Stupid boomers

@craigpennington1251 4 года назад

@@randomreviewsrebooted5156 You wouldn't know class if it slapped you in the face.

@jrcautomotive4319 4 года назад

Craig Pennington such a boomer thing to say... I agree with you though

@nicefknmodel2201 4 года назад

NASCAR should make a nostalgia class where professional races are held with old school cars......And id like to drive 1...

@NJB_Designss_ 4 года назад

yes I agree 100%

@adamwebster9784 4 года назад

Like LeMans Classic

@nicefknmodel2201 4 года назад

@@adamwebster9784 yes sir. Except A B and G bodies

@pgf202 4 года назад

Check out SVRA they run old Trans-Am cars

@nicefknmodel2201 4 года назад

@@pgf202 SVRA are fun to watch .. But I'm saying old NASCAR stock cars from the 80s.

@2264ish 4 года назад

One of the best videos ever and hats off to Tim Welborn for making this happen!!

@K4rt80y 4 года назад

That car has a soul. That much blood, sweat, determination, and passion? It lives, because we remember.

@garygrimm3639 7 лет назад

Great film and history of a famous car, driver bobby Isaac, and Harry Hyde. Harry was a real gem of a guy...love to hear him talk....sounds just like Dale Sr!! Gary Karl

@dh2360 4 года назад

A lot of respect for the men of that era that help start and grow the racing sport we still enjoy today.

@davidnorth3411 Год назад

All those years ago these young men put together and built a legend . It must have felt like a space launch , the roar of the engine as it set out gaining speed on its launch with its brave pilot .

@Kerros973 4 года назад

these guys are the real heroes! 1971 to put these records was a great performance. Thank you !!!

@mrackerm5879 4 года назад

50 years on, the Daytona's remain the coolest cars ever made. I always wanted one. Just never could afford one.

@valhallastiger2960 4 года назад

Looks beautiful and sounds beautiful

@detroitcustom 4 года назад

1971 I wasn’t even born..amazing story..man and machine👊🏻

@mattgallegos10 2 года назад

I see and hear stories like this and it shows me that cars are alive. They give you a feeling that is indescribable. The love of cars is a passion that you simply cannot explain, pathom, or understand. You just have to experience it and fall in love in your own way to understand the bond between man and machine. I can't wait for more videos like this. Thank you.

@raymac8577 6 лет назад

Amazing film. I’m a oval racer and this brought tears to my eyes. What a legend 🏁

@dh2360 4 года назад

great to see these cars racing as I still drive both a 1970 Plymouth Satellite and 1969 Dodge Charger.

@quychang4471 4 года назад

1971, the year I was born!!!! Greatest year for Mopars hands down!!!

@avtomatkalashnikova9388 4 года назад

I was born in 1971 too. Now I had a 69 Charger that 2 years older than me.

@trillrifaxegrindor4411 4 года назад

nope,that would be 1970...sorry

@toddwindyhill 7 лет назад

Thanks to Nord, Teddy, and Twilla...all VIP's...28 world records for stock car....some still stand...September 1971.

@rebeccapardue8438 4 года назад

My brothers favorite driver Bobby Isaac. Man, that guy was just cool. No doubt about it. We wanted to be Bobby Isaac. Thank you Bobby and Harry for all the wonderful memories. Rest in Peace ✌ Bobby and Harry #71🏁 Precious Memories of Childhood Heroes. Mike and Lynn Pardue

@larrymonske8086 6 лет назад

What a treasure to have 45 years experience with this car. Richard Petty drove one too I love that guy.

@johnkramer7161 6 лет назад

Petty drove a Superbird not a Daytona.

@marklewis298 7 лет назад

Thanks to all involved who put together this amazing production....a view of when racers were just plan folk...going fast and enjoying what they did.

@jodysanders1111 5 лет назад

Absolutely amazing, both car and the world of stories it has behind it. What a way to live a dream. I'm pretty sure we're all thinking,"I wish I could have been there for that." Great story.

@cavnz 3 года назад

What an incredible piece this is! This is what I think of when I think about America (I'm from NZ) the incredible people like this who pushed boundaries and made America great. I look at what is going on today and wish I could have lived in that era.

@automan1223 Год назад

The older I get the more respect and gratitude I have for the pioneer's of the sport and the contributions they have all made thru history. Many of the records only recently broken by "super cars" "hyper cars" and limitless budgets & what it took to beat real genius & real talent. Thank you.

@pidgeot1893 7 лет назад

so glad they put this on youtube

@Stevop79400 4 года назад

Such an awesome store. The old guys gave me goosebumps. Can you imagine seeing the car again? So amazing.

@scottyskydog 2 года назад

Absolutely awesome! Incredible car! Incredible team and it brought back boyhood memories of seeing this car race! Ty so much Mr.Hyde, Bobby Issac and crew!

@s_p7231 3 года назад

It’s like the SR-71 of muscle cars.

@chrismcdonald4748 4 года назад

That’s a real super car !!!! Beautiful. Great story

@badmonkey2222 4 года назад

Ned said it best, car was in a class all by itself..

@carloschavez5368 4 года назад

I get goosebumps seeing those HEMI powered winged MOPARS something that put dodge in the spotlight . i love my Mopars till i die . The HEMI motor is still being used today, is all dodge design from 70 years ago and now its the ultimate V 8 motor ever produced . From 1970 convertible hemi cudas valued at over 3.5 million to the 10k -HP fire breathing Top Fuel dragsters , The HEMI is here to stay and just keeps getting better with time.

@arbutuswatcher 4 года назад

There ain't no racing like dirt track racing. It's the place legends come from! RIP Bobby.

@billycollins1757 Год назад

Piloting that masterpiece….. almost unimaginable.

@maxbien2382 5 лет назад

THAT CAR CHANGED YOU LIFE AS WELL AS MINE THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU DID FOR THE MILLIONS THAT FOCUS UPON YOUR GREAT WOK, GOD BLESS YOU AND ALL THAT MADE IT HAPPEN, FOR ME, I WAS JUST A KID BUT HAD A LOT OF FUN WHEN I LOOK BACK

@jamestorres5582 Год назад

Oh my God . I cried . I understand absolutely and I appreciate these real MEN . Thank you

@larrybien7599 3 года назад

I REMEMBER, THE STOCK CAR DAYS, FROM 1968 AT M.I.S. MY POP TOOK ME AND MY BROTHER, AND BETWEEN THIRD AND FORTH ON THE BACK STRETCH WAS SO NICE, TO SEE THE SUPER BIRDS COME FLYING BY, I WAS 7 YEARS OLD, MY BROTHER 9, WE LOVED IT ALL, TODAY , IS NOT RACING, CARS TO TIGHT, PUSHING, NOT RACING.BACK THEN WE COULD WALK THE STARTING POLE, TALK TO SOME DRIVERS LIKE RICHARD PETTY, BOBBY ALLUSION, ECT...YOU GUYS MAD US FEEL LIKE KINGS, THANK YOU ALL.

@michaelmartinez1345 3 года назад

Fantastic program... Thank You for presenting this!!!

@tomj4406 4 года назад

..thank you...for making a whole heap of grown men, weep like babies..

@d.michaelpratt5987 21 день назад

Great film! I loved Bobby’s laconic “Well, I’m just goin’ to hop in this 426 cubic inch, 425 horsepower Superbird and set a few speed records.” Hats off to his whole team and the current owner of this automotive icon!

@williamboardman9476 5 лет назад

Ray Fox Jr....a good friend as a kid....RIP.

@dalegroves1918 5 лет назад

Greatness last a lifetime. Love what you did and Harry what a character. I have an old speedway car, Bonneville sounds good to me...

@xaoskuntablast3354 4 года назад

Im not into NASCAR at all . But after seeing this video and looking more into this story what these men did was bloody amazing

@toddclark332 4 года назад

Well thank you NASCAR and fox for sharing this with us one of our favorites

@paulpatton5093 5 лет назад

Thank you for this amazing piece of history!

@johnmonroe7378 5 лет назад

Ken, wow! I watched it twice! GREAT, wonderful documentary brother! I'm gonna tell my car buddies about this fantastic piece of HISTORY! John 😀

@jeffreycollins7297 4 года назад

Tremendous film. I learnt so much and it was awesome to get to hear from the crew. Gotta have BALLS!

@pheonix5823 4 года назад

classic NASCAR series, now that would be something-and im in Australia,, you guys have some special history there don't bury it , show it.

@CaptainCraigKWMRZ Год назад

Awesome documentary! Thanks so much.

@gfd635 4 года назад

The best time for NASCAR. I can't even watch it "NASCAR" anymore.

@christophersmith8486 4 года назад

Gayland McLean lol sorry boomer

@grzybek3376 4 года назад

@@christophersmith8486 shut up

@christophersmith8486 4 года назад

grzybek 337 no

@larrynorsworthy8582 3 года назад

Now they have banned the confederate flag and kissing the butts of the communist blm

@armale99 3 года назад

what a great legacy, what a great show

@johneaston7559 4 года назад

I'll bet these guys wouldn't take a knee!

@adrian-zr6eu 4 года назад

If they did, they would need help getting back up

@johnswimmer4104 21 день назад

Awesome. I remember when I was a kid watching the races and seeing how cool this car looked and how it crushed the field on performance. Great to hear from the crew and their perspective. I wonder if a movie could be produced capturing this great race experience similar to Ford vs Ferrari.

@bobbybrummett7384 4 года назад

Isaac went 217 miles an hour 45 years later and NASCAR is going 220 miles an hour

@volkerc 4 года назад

Totally love this. OMG these images, epic!!! Never made it to Bonneville. Love seeing anything from there.

@stevenp.sparks2953 3 года назад

Great vid!! Thanks to all who made it possible!! Sparks in Daytona :)

@joelpierce3940 Год назад

Never seen a Camry go this fast, especially when it’s stock engine

@MrMdams70 Год назад

This video just popped now, I always got emotional with this Dodge, but now... The best f....ing video ever, to know the real history around it....Thank You

@stefanfrench2643 Год назад

Thanks for sharing! Made me tear up.

@timhallas4275 6 лет назад

Do you know the real reason that NASCAR outlawed the Dodge Daytona? Ford and Chevrolet didn't want to spend the money to compete with Chrysler, and they both threatened to pull out of NASCAR racing unless that car was removed. I still remember seeing a street legal version of that car on the track as the pace-car for the Daytona 500 one year, and thinking wouldn't it be funny if, instead of pulling off, the driver just pulled away from the pack and lapped them all. In pre-race testing, the pace-car did an average lap time that was almost 3 seconds faster than the number one qualifier.

@lorenreece1665 5 лет назад

The Daytona was factory built for racing. Not for a family to enjoy as a car. That is why Nascar outlawed them. Ford and Chevrolet were built for the street and for family transpotration. Nascar did the only thing they could do..... outlaw them.

@davidwelsh829 5 лет назад

Ford had their 427 axed by Nascar in the 60s because it was smoking everything else, outlawing the Daytona was just typical nascar.

@dennismassengill5481 5 лет назад

Chevrolet didn't have factory teams at this time. Chevrolet(GM) already had 53% of the car market.

@bob_._. 4 года назад

LOL. Didn''t want to spend the money? Ford not only fielded the Ford Torino Talledga and Mercury Cyclone Spoiler as direct competitors to the Daytona and Superbird in 1969 and '70, taking the title in '69 with Richard Petty at the wheel, they had already prototyped the 1971 Torino King Cobra (both Ford and Mercury versions) when NASCAR changed the rules. The real reason the aero cars were restricted out of existence was that NASCAR was scared of 200+ mph.

@CamaroAmx 4 года назад

It was regulated out of competition, not banned. NASCAR added a restrictor plate to the hemis. And the forced the aero cars to run a 305ci engine, far smaller then the non-aero cars. There were several reasons why. Yes Ford and GM made a stink. But also there were concerns with the tires at the speeds the cars were achieving. The tire technology wasn’t up to snuff. Another issue was on short tracks, the winged cars sucked. On road courses and dirt tracks they were barely adequate. So teams had to have 2 different models of cars to run all the races. That made it expensive.

@BigElCat 4 года назад

Did anyone else recognize Steve Lehto ? He should be in the credits.

@jaykoerner 4 года назад

Yeah rewatched the first clip of him 3 times before I caught the name on the bottom, not a place I was expecting him, didn't know he did stuff other then law

@bottomshot4546 4 года назад

@@jaykoerner he's authored several automotive books, from the history of the winged cars, to Bobby Isaac himself, to the Chrysler turbine cars (which was co-authored by Jay Leno)

@thud9797 3 года назад

Yeah Steve did a great job, I gotta get his book on these cars.

@TheSicamousman 5 месяцев назад

I only became aware of this video from following Steve,s youtube channels

@TjeRod 4 года назад

such a nice film and story// legacy. Gave me goosebumps, for sure. Big thanks.

@wcareyphoto 4 года назад

Wild applause! Thank you for sharing this!

@jthorner69 4 года назад

Man, this was just a gold nugget that was awesome!!! Theres no way to make that beautiful machine look any more badass than it already does!! Whooooooo!!!

@darylarthur4305 4 года назад

Thank u boys fir everything

@ImForwardlook Год назад

One of the best RU-vid clips ever!

@MattChaffe 7 лет назад

That's a pretty cool story, that I have never in my life heard of before. I guess I now have my explanation for why NASCAR got rid of the wing.

@stephenfrench6116 5 лет назад

loved it, crying here.

@acemarker24 4 года назад

216 mph- still breathtaking- this is 1970’s technology- We have some “sport” car companies now only reaching that with modern technology.

@beckywatt5048 4 года назад

There were alot of muscle cars back in the day that could do , 140 150,160 , you ought to be in a pickup doing 130 mph .

@scottyfisher2321 4 года назад

Love the wing car's !!! Built to run 200mph + did it with ease !!!!!!

@beckywatt5048 4 года назад

I remember watching the race where they cracked 200mph in the late 70s they had found a bunch of horsepower in the off season , ,Nascar was crapping their britches , it was great to watch , but the cars were barely able to handle that kind of speed.

@philimac1278 4 года назад

Buddy P you a good Man, Thank you for the honest talk in the Daytona Pit Road Tower...Many Years Ago...98 I believe...Wish we could have had that Beer. Best Wishes...

@LONDONTEASKATE 4 года назад

Awesome film, thanks for sharing the history

@billycollins1757 Год назад

I hope that legend never dies fellas.

@21rc-37 4 года назад

Such a great video , especially for someone like me born in the 90’s and doesn’t know that much about the founding of nascar other then Richard petty or Dale sr

@cranerigging3604 4 года назад

I love it , what a great piece of history and story behind the car !

@jamiesmith143 6 лет назад

That's freaking AWSOME!!!

@jwhmerica504 Год назад

This needs to be a movie.

@masonmotorsportsgaming5490 7 лет назад

NASCAR needs to get rid of restrictor plates and stuff and make stock cars stock

@i_smoke_ghosts Год назад

legends ! Big love ❤️ from down under in 🇳🇿 n.z

@marioparedes4936 Год назад

Awesome video, awesome car, and awesome stories, thanks

@rezzougmohamedlamine8042 4 года назад

I love this car brother. Thanks for this document salut from Algeria

@brianmeattey4151 4 года назад

Very touching ..good vid

@YachtmasterV8 Год назад

This is a pure Legend-Muscle-Car from a great Time !

@jjames1197 4 года назад

What a car, what a story, it was a pleasure, thank you to whoever👍.

@trillrifaxegrindor4411 4 года назад

i miss nascar when it was ford vs chevy vs olds vs dodge vs plymouth vs amc vs pontiac vs buick etc.i also miss seeing the engine size on the car ,im a child of the 60s and 70s