Hello agreed I’m glad we were there for the golden years of drag racing. Now we are in our golden years lol thanks for your comments sorry to take so long to get back to you 👍✌️
Hello Eric, agreed I used to go through all the hot rod magazines I got a bunch of them. I need to look back on them. Old school is definitely cool school. I like that saying I gotta remember that one thanks for being on my RU-vid channel please subscribe thank you.👌✌️
Hello Jim great story. I’m sure that was a meeting. You’ll never forget. I met them in 1974. Ditto I had a poster of them On my wall growing up 😎 thanks for your comment to being on my RU-vid channel. Please subscribe and tell your friends thanks so much.👍👌✌️
@@sparky42 It could of been... It did seem bigger than usual... Like always, it was loud... we went to Englishtown and Atco a lot, they were the closest to where we lived back than..
Indeed it does. Many of us are old enough to have watched Jungle Jim and Pam do their thing at the track and we remember how competitive he was. Thanks for bringing us this cool video.
Hello Sir that sounds like a great memory when you see him at the other end of the track it’s quite amazing and then jungle Pam add that on top of it. It’s all some of the best of the best back in the day your comments please subscribe.👍✌️
Somebody said it right. Not the Snake, Not Sox & Martin,and not Even Garlitz himself could strip the insulation off the burning red hot voltage like Jungle Jim!! Molten Lava!!!🔥 To see that Dark Blue Vega Blasting through the Dark Hollywood strip at night was Apollo Scorched earth! on way too much Nitro. That's what Jim was, A legend and a showman! I was a lucky young lad!!
THAT was a BLAST! Thanks for sharing a great video. Jungle Jim & Jungle Pam were some of my favorites back in the day. Big Daddy, Grumpy Jenkins, Mongoose & Snake, Shirley . . . those were some awesome times for drag racing! I always thought she was just so cool and she still has that flair about her even after all these years. 🤭😎
Hello agreed you’re very welcome. I was so glad I could capture this for all my subscribers and all the world to see. I hope this video goes to 1 million views. I worked hard on a lot of my videos are not perfect but I usually am there to capture the action for everybody and doing this makes me happy inside that I’m bringing back all these memories this little project I started about a year plus has gone better than expected and it fools me to keep on getting these videos for you guys so stay tuned. I haven’t released yet an interview with Jungle Pam thanks for being on my RU-vid channel please subscribe thank you👌✌️
JIm lived about 4 houses down from my Father in law in San Diego, who was in the Navy. Tom recounted MANY party's at the Liebermans house, that went to the wee hours, with a nitro cackle thrown in, till the cops came. ALOT of people, usually the whole block. Neat to hear the Camaro cackle, even if it was off a bit.
Hello now that’s a super cool story. I could imagine being neighbors with jungle Jim . It was like a full-time show. I’m sure I would’ve been hanging out there constantly helping him wrench on those cars lol hey I really appreciate that story. Thank you so much for being on my RU-vid channel. Appreciate you. Subscribe.👌✌️
Hello Randy, I’m sure you never forgot that conversation with her back then she’s very nice lady. She did tell me the story of how she met Jim. She was walking home one day from school and he saw her walking down the road turned his hot rod around and came in start talking with her got a date with her and the rest is history I believe she said she was 16 at the time Thanks for the great story please subscribe appreciate it. Thanks so much.👌✌️
It was great to hear Jungle Jim fire up and run again! That was always a Funny Car to contend with, great video, brought back some wonderful memories, thank you Jungle Pam for putting this on!🌹💥
Good video. Jim and pam were the shit when i was a kid. Jim died when i was 17 it was my second year racing. Seeing pam made the video made the video. The owner of the car should have done the work before hand. The car ran like shit misfires and fouled plugs from storage oil and pam almost called it out but she was her kind self. The car is a trailer queen and a fraction of what it was back in the day but none the less a piece of history. I do hope on day you film the pandemonium campaigned by bill sullivan. We built that car here ken chase owned it for many years and now in a private collection. So is our ramcharger funny car. Its in a show room in south dakota side by side with another funny car. Your video and interview with pam was priceless good work.❤
Hello wow thank you so much. You know just seen this video now. I’ve only looked at it two times. It’s still gets me revved up being around the car and got to hang out and drink a cold beer with Pam and talk about some good stories. Stay tuned. I have a 10 minute interview. I have not released yet off the cuff super good talk yeah I figured it was a trailer queen what are you gonna do with a car like that but show it it is a piece of drag racing history, not NHRA history Pam was telling me the story about them not getting along NHRA and their rules so they were primarily IHRA she will elaborate on more of that on the next video I got coming out so stay tuned. I sure appreciate you and the great story and the nostalgia it brings up for people. I think it’s huge and stuff like this are what makes smiles and dreams are made of everlasting impression as a kid building models of this Funny car when I was eight years old and for me to be standing here filming this is a dream come true for me. I’m trying to bring all the passion of what I like to all my subscribers. I will keep on bringing it To you guys and gals Thanks so much. Appreciate you. Happy Easter.👌✌️
Hello Kenneth, super cool. I love hearing about all the good old memories that come back after seeing these videos. It’s really good stuff it fuels me to make more. Enjoy your day. Thanks so much for your comments.👍✌️
Saw him at detroit dragway in 74 or 75 with that car at 230 mph in the lights on 1 wheel cuz the track was so rough in the high end. Awesome show. Hell of a driver. Great pit bunny pams the best
Hello Victor, no doubt it just resonates the 70s the best decade ever as far as I’m concerned everybody says I’m stuck in the 70s. It’s a good place to be stuck. ☮️😎
Went to work at Briggs Chevrolet in 1981. Everybody told me I was 10 years too late, but it was there I met Berserko Bob from Raceway Park who was one of Jungle's closest friends. He introduced me to everybody in drag racing. It was not too late!
Hello great story old drag racers are cool. They’ve been through a lot. That’s great. You made contact with his friend. Great Story please subscribe thank you.👍😎
My First real track only race car was a 1969 Nova with a 427 Big Block, Tunnel Ram and a pair of 750 Double Pumper custom Carbs. I had more money in the Cylinder Heads and top end of the Engine and the 5 speed Transmission and clutch set up than I really could afford and it took me one whole season to get it dialed in but the next year after spending more $$$$$$$ on a up graded differential is when things came together for me...and I ran that stripped down glassed up SS Nova Body till I was able to purchase a mostly glass 68 SS Camaro Body and I never looked back...I still today have and race a pair of Nova's a 70 True SS 565 Big Block Car and a 72 Rally Nova 434 Small Block Stick Shift Car but now days just for family Fun...
Hello Joseph sounds like they like to drink a cold beer after the races. The 70s was the best decade ever always say I’m still stuck in the 70s. It’s where I wanna be.🤘✌️
Most people associate Jim with the cars he owned and drove and forget that if he were to live to today he would be one of the great tuners along side Austin Coil and the like.
Hello, yeah that’s kind of neat to ponder on what would’ve been. There’s no doubt he would’ve been one of the greats in drag racing thanks for your insight of what could’ve been. Thanks for your comments please subscribe.👌✌️
Hello great memories yeah I was a big fan also to be able to make this video and get out to you guys huge deal for me. I didn’t know if I was gonna be able to put it all together. She may be coming and then she was late getting there so I didn’t know if Pam was going, be there or not so it turned out great 👍 thanks for being on my RU-vid channel please subscribe thank you👌👍
Jungle's last big sponsor pitch(or what would have been) was Aim Toothpaste. The Kenny Youngblood rendering was of the Jungle Caveman on the door with a big toothy smile, that would be holding a toothbrush and a tube of Aim toothpaste(instead of a club), with the Aim Toothpaste logo on the side. I bought one of those Kenny Youngblood prints and it hangs on my wall in a frame.
Hello wow never knew that. I don’t think it would go over as good as a club but I’m just saying thanks so much for that. Great info thanks for being on my RU-vid channel please subscribe thank you.👌✌️
Big shout out to you for doing this video !!! and also notice the guy from NHRA yellow shirt!! Those guys are awesome, notice he's got his hand holding the body up.. they're all about safety!! Those guys !!! 💜
Hello wow that’s super cool. I sure appreciate That yes NHRA was on top of everything. It was a great day thank you so much for being on my RU-vid channel please subscribe thank you.👍✌️
Hello Larry, do you know that he is always been king but there has been a lot of teams through the years that try to Big block Ford or a big block Chevrolet I did see a big block Chevrolet win a gator nationals one year it was huge to see the rat going up against the elephant back in the day,the Hemi is king thank you so much for your comments please subscribe. 👌✌️
Hello Mark probably so but he’d be happy that we were all seeing it due to me bringing it to y’all I like it. Thanks for being on my RU-vid channel. Please subscribe appreciate it.👌✌️
Wow《☆》That's one sweet looking HotRod👍🥤🤳It's refreshing to see a HEMI mounted in there. I like the 70 to 74 Camaro body style with the round tail lights especially the Z28s but I'm a Chrysler guy at heart✌️😎☯️
Hello agreed yeah it’s nice to see in a Hemi in a Chevy body me also I’m a Mopar guy through and through, but I do like GM as well thanks so much for your comments and being on my RU-vid channel please subscribe👌✌️
Hey man, I’m with you. That’s how old I was when I saw that car with Pam ditto so you can imagine how excited I was to be there and getting an interview with her and hear that car crank. It was amazing. Thanks for your comments please subscribe thank you.✌️😎
Saw them at New England Dragway many times in the 70s. Always a good show. One year, when Jim won the main event, he turned the car around in the shutdown area and came back up the track doing a wheelie. I think the announcer crapped his pants! Always fun!
Hello super cool. I love to hear the stories like that. I don’t think there’s been too many people have done that through the years. Great story thanks so much for bringing that to us. Please subscribe and tell your friends thank you so much.👌✌️
Hello Jeff yes sir I’m glad somebody else said that I said that when I was interviewing Pam real quick I look back at her and I said legends she looked at me with a smile on her face. It was worth $1 million. good stuff thank you so much for being on my RU-vid channel. Please subscribe thank you so much.👌✌️
Hello Rick, yeah I did notice that nevertheless it was exciting Just amazing to See a piece of drag racing history crank smelling that nitro and Pam with the car pretty exciting stuff. I got to tell you it was an amazing day 😊✌️
@@MUSCLECARCORNER426 Oh man!!! I’m happy you were there to catch and share your experience!!! I’m so appreciative of that!! 😁😁🤘🤘 video was Absolutely awesome!! I would have been like a kid in a toy store!!😂🤣
Hello William agreed what are you talking about? They were heroes in your eyes and many other peoples eyes. It’s funny. I just watched a video of 1970 drag race and actually saw the car come up and it didn’t run as well as we thought round around. He had problems with it, but, as Pam said it was always right her words that weekend thanks for your memories Stay tuned. I still have a interview with Pam. I have not released yet. It’s a good one thank you so much for being on my RU-vid channel please subscribe.✌️😎
Spent many Saturday nights and Sunday afternoons at New England Dragway watching Pam and Jim do their thing..... and no one could put on a better show... From those 1/8 mile+ burnouts and Pam backing Jim up and then a 200+ MPH bast down the 1320' track🙂👍
Hello, what a way to spend a weekend sound like you had front row seats I wish I would’ve been there. Never made it to New England dragway thank you for the great memories that you had and thank you for being on my RU-vid channel please subscribe and tell your friends thanks stay tuned. I got an interview with Pam. I have not put out yet thank you.👍✌️
I have learned some about jungle jim and pam. Putting my foot in my mouth-I did not know she looked that old! Haha I know crazy thing to say. Bet she super friendly though. The interview I did see must have been from long ago-long hair and not silver grey. Whoops hahaha I though pam was the one in it. Subbed when watching this. Thanks for sharing
Hello Allan Well, she’s 72 years Old super nice lady I was so happy to talk to her never forget building the models when I was 10 years old in them meeting her when I was 14 impression. I’ll never forget when you’re 14 years old. and now to get to interview her and hear that car cracked pretty good stuff stay tuned for an interview with her. I’ve got a video to release yet please subscribe thank you so much.👌✌️
THESE are the cars/dragsters I grew up with while in Jr. High, and have always loved drag racing and classic drags since. Great video. Just subscribed👍
Hello Dan, ditto thank you so much. It was the best decade in drag racing. I’ve always said I’m stuck in the 70s and I like it. Thank you so much for subscribing. Stay tuned for an interview with June Pam, I will be releasing 👍✌️
Hello old school, no doubt legends in my mind and a lot of other peoples minds when I got done. I looked at her and said legends she smiled back at me with a nice smile. It was a feel good moment so glad I was able to capture all that thanks for being on my RU-vid channel please subscribe thank you😎✌️
i was 6 years old when i met Jungle Pam and Larry, i can still remember it like yesterday. gave me goosebumps then and gave them to me now. Thanks bro for the video
Hello great storing that was a big day when you were 6, wasn’t it? Left everlasting impression on you for life lol so glad I could bring it to you Sir thanks so much for being on my RU-vid channel. Please subscribe have your friends subscribe. I appreciate you 😎✌️
@@MUSCLECARCORNER426 we are all subscribed. When that car fired up I jumped out of my dad's arms and ran towards it . He had to stop me and I think that's when the racing bug and car bug bit me because I been in the automotive field my entire life and love drag racing with a passion. All because if that one day. And when I seen it on your channel, well it brought tears to my eyes to be honest. Thank you so very very much for being there to bring it to us.
Hey man, I love that story. That’s just good stuff. Thank you so much for subscribing and you’re very welcome. I’m glad I could bring it to you. I hope you have a blessed day. Thank you so much.👍✌️
Saw em at Miami Hollywood in bout 76 I think. Man what a show ! I was 10 years old, and when your a young and impressionable kid everything seems larger and louder than it ever will again. Truly the golden years of funny Car Racing. Thanks JP and JJ R.I.P.
Hello Jack sounds like a great memory back in 76 76ers a great year. The bicentennial drag racing was on top when you were Tim seen her in that car with something you’ll never forget and me bringing back this video to get all those feelings all stirred up again it’s good stuff and it’s what fuels me thank you for being on my RU-vid channel please subscribe thank you 😎👌
Spent many a night at Miami Hollywood too. Drag strip, stock car oval track, and motorcycle racing in the sportatorium. All in one location. Those were the days my friend.
Gainesville, I was there. Ran down from the stands when I heard they were firing up, ran through the pits, and got there right when they were shutting down…
Music to yhe ears. Same time from we were running around with the Butters/Jerard TF dragster. I was a kid growing up in that garage after school being in the garge with the car lit and Nitro choking you out while all the girlie calendars blowing off the walls. Great environment for a small boy. 😂. Memories for sure. Yes, Im a nitro Junkie still. 😊
Hello Stephen Yeah, I like that. She got excited back in the game again for a short moment I’m sure brought back old memories for her. She was speechless. So glad I called on video. Thanks for being my RU-vid channel please subscribe thank you. 👍✌️
Hello Todd yeah John force is amazing for 74 years old. He’s my Hero Agreed on Pam thank you so much for your comments and being on my RU-vid channel please subscribe thank you so much👌✌️
I saw Pam for the first time in 1973 at the winter nationals in Freemont Ca. It was awesome. There was a cast of drag racing all stars at that event. I got a picture of Pam at that show. She was as much a star a any of them. Those were great times.
Hello Tim, I bet you that was a good day in 1973 wasn’t it 1973 was a pinnacle year for me and 1974 is when I saw jungle Jim and Pam and like you I’ll ever forget it it’d be nice if we could turn date back to 1973 I’d rather be living in 73 than 2024. Let me tell you some say I’m stuck in the 70s 👌😎
Dynamic duos like Penn and Teller, Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson, Michael Jordon and Scottie Pippen, Shaq and Kobe, and many others like them weren't immediately accepted by everyone either. It took years of hard work and dedication to their crafts before some fans came around to appreciate everything they did for their respective professions. I look back at vintage drag racing events and footage and can't imagine the sport without all the little parts and pieces that made it special. Jim and Pam were showmen-women. They realized the same thing Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt Sr. did as their careers evolved.
Hello, agreed in the world of drag racing They were on top of the game even though they weren’t running too many NHRA meets per what Pam told me yeah the duos of racing have always been a big thing the snake & the mongoose as you said, Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt, I’m from Daytona Beach. I’ve been going to the races since the late 60s at Daytona seen the wing cars I was a huge fan. I had a chance to get to know Dale Earnhardt because he would come to the dealership for demos when he was at speed weeks @ Live Daytona and got a chance to rub buzz with him and have some Chevrolet dinners with him and got chance to go to his dealership, Newton North Carolina and hung out with him a bit fond memories of NASCAR but the sport changed tremendously and I’m not a fan anymore unfortunately but I hold onto those memories So yes, seen this car and her was just amazing. I’m glad I could bring it to y’all. Thank you so much for being on my RU-vid channel. Please subscribe and tell your friends.👍👌
A old friend of mine his oldest brother used to be a independent truck driver and at times he got to haul Jungle Jim's race car trailer when his rig broke down . My friends brother would at times park his rig with Jims trailer hooked to it at my friend's parents house because they had enough room for him to park it before he was off to go deliver the car back to Jim back in the day . He also had a signed piston from his engine i remember seeing that my friend showed me many years ago . Nice to see this but I do remember in the early days Jim was more of a Chevrolet guy so seeing this Chrysler Hemi in this car looks kind of strange from what I remember years ago.
Hello Pete great story, sir. It’s amazing all the stories there come out the woodwork due to these videos. I love it. That’s why I’m doing it up these old memories because it was time in life or just Jim back in the day would’ve been cool Thanks so much for your story please subscribe stay tuned for interview with Pam that I’ve not released yet. It’s a great video off the cuff.😎
They had his Vega at the World of Wheels. Got to meet them both. I was about 11 or 12. I fell in love with funny cars that night. Jungle, Blue Max, The Snake and Mongoose.
Hello Dennis wow that sounds like an unbelievable night of funny cars. I wish I would’ve been there for that one. Thank you so much for sharing please subscribe thank you. 👍😎
@19:54 as the hemi fired up we watched Pam and wondered how many times she's heard that motor fire off. Hundreds of times for sure before Big Jim was lost. Now that fans of Jim, Pam and that cool hotrod think enough of them to resurrect, revive and bring to many tracks his pride and joy for fans of funny car to enjoy once again. Too cool indeed. 🙂
Hello yeah that was a special moment. I’m sure she’s heard that car crank 100 times also, you could tell it kind of rocked her when I started interview her because she was speechless just the right time that day was priceless for me growing up seen her in that car back in early 70s just made my day. I’m so glad I captured it thank you so much for your comments please subscribe thanks so much👌✌️
Back in the late 70’s we always went to Englishtown NJ for the SummerNationals. Jungle Jim was one of my favourite’s. Jungle Pam always backing him up after the burnouts. Sadly, there’s no more drag racing there anymore. It’s a shame
Hello Rich, yes sir Englishtown never made it there. Unfortunately, I did hear that that tract did close. It’s a shame that’s happening to a lot of drag strips across the nation it’s a shame We can’t get all the street racing that happens on the dragstrip and keep those strips open instead of jeopardizing peoples lives on the road. That’s the way of the world things just aren’t the way they used to be. That’s why I’m still stuck in the 70s lol thanks for your comments please subscribe and happy holiday 🇺🇸🇺🇸
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SUNDAY SUNDAY at Detroit Dragway at the corner of Sibley & Dix..... I can still feel the grit on my face and smell burning rubber and nitromethane fumes...
I remember seeing Jungle Jim race at Capital Raceway in Gambrills, Md. Pam was there as well, what a beauty she was lining Jim up for his run. Those were some of the best times of my life. Of course that’s when all the big names would come to Capital Raceway. But because of over development Rt. 301 could not handle the traffic that these races would bring. 😢So sad.
Ame all the way from Alaska to see the gators! Been to Vegas, Seattle, Denver, Pomona, all were awesome , but the huge crowds, who stuc it out on sat weather was iffy the whole day and the great people I met was so awesome! See you next year Gainesville! Simply awesome!😉👍
Hello Troy, that’s awesome. That’s a long haul Sounds like you’re out there having fun enjoy thank you so much for being on my RU-vid channel please subscribe thank you👍✌️
@@MUSCLECARCORNER426 zzz I was there when you all did the cracklefess, what really got me was the people of Florida, locals!I mentioned I came clear across the USA for these races, and southerln folks just were so awesome to my Alaskan self! Biggest crowd I have ever seen, along with Vegas, be back next year! So worth the long trip! You southern racers rock! Simple!😉😂
Hello Tony, I got people coming out of the woodwork with the stories I love it. We got some jungle Jim nostalgia going here super cool thank you so much for being on my RU-vid channel. Please subscribe tell your friends stay tuned for an interview with June Pam to release soon thank you so much.👌✌️
love the video I remember seeing him race at U S 131 Martin Michigan always looked forward to going to the races back then and the US nationals later on
Hello Russell, thank you, sir US 131 back in the day the place to be thank you so much for your comments in the great memories please subscribe and happy holiday 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Hello yes sir agreed so glad we were there to see it and I’m trying to bring the passion I have for funny cars and nostalgia drag racing. There’s gonna be a lot more to come stay tuned for thunder Valley coverage with me and Geoff Stunkard there will be some 70s funny cars running I believe so gonna be there for three days filming thanks for being on my RU-vid channel. Please subscribe happy.🇺🇸🇺🇸
Hello man that’s super cool I bet you got some good stories to tell on to elaborate on some of those when you get a moment if you have any, thanks for being on my RU-vid channel, please subscribe👌✌️
Hello, no doubt that Car’s been restored it looked amazing. Pam also, in her 70s now. It was a good day. Thanks for being on my RU-vid channel please subscribe thank you.👌✌️
Hello Dave well two sides to the coin. This car is pretty valuable and they like to retain the original engine and what not so take it out and and blowing a motor or wrecking they feel it’s best to preserve these cars, but bring them out and crank them. It was exciting. She had to been there. Thanks so much for your comments.👍✌️
I've seen him in Byron Dragstrip back 🔙 in the day. about 1969-70. won't forget it looking at the magazine's and actually seeing them and hearing them.
Sounds like great memories. I’m trying to relight them up. Stay tuned for thunder Valley nationals this weekend. I’m gonna be there covering the nostalgia funny cars. Stay tuned.✌️👍
i'm a chevy guy but always liked a big mopar hemi. back in the 60's my brother and i pulled one out of an old 1954 chrysler and had big plans for it but got out of highschool and we both joined the military and then the thing sat in my parents yard for many years. still think about it though.
Hello Steve great story. I’ve had some cars and motors like that. We’re just could never get to and end up ditching and project or selling. I’m sure you guys regret not putting that in a little roadster or something you know thanks for your story. Thanks for being on my RU-vid channel please subscribe thank you.👌✌️
@@MUSCLECARCORNER426 yes, we had a solid axle and rear end out of a 39 lincoln and cab and doors from a 32 ford truck and a set of straight rails from an old studebaker truck plus the hemi. all the parts we got at an abandoned junk yard, but then it never happened.
pam still looking good, stood the test of time lots better than most of us guys from that era, looking at the old pictures and films with our thin body's, them levis with a t shirt tucked in, actual shoes on our feet, now look at the drags, all old fat farts with that big belly, shorts , sneakers and goofy looking shirts, sure miss the old days, and the old body.
Hello Jimmy agreed she look good. She was drinking cold beers and enjoying herself that day. I gotcha about the people there. It’s a mix bag logger drag racers though that just wanna jungle Jim’s car crank it was good stuff. Thank you so much for your comments please subscribe. Appreciate you👌✌️
Hello yes sir I believe it was the 69 nova that was still a big block. I thought the 70 they went to the hemi to do some research on that. I’m not positive aren’t you look into that? Also see if we can verify it thanks for your comments and being on my RU-vid channel please subscribe thank you 👌✌️
Hello Tom agreed they were always the big attraction Look at the longevity,even though he is gone in 1977 😞 the name and the legend still carries on.now seeing jungle Pam just brings it all back for me. thanks for your comments please subscribe thank you 😎✌️
I was at the gator Nationals this year and I met jungle Pam I used to race back in the day with my friend Ron leaf who owned a charger at first and then a vegan in the 70s I spoke to Jungle Pam and I we were talking about the old times and I said I remember the times when we ran against jungle add I showed us some old pictures as she really loved it and then we talked about jungle's car that day they tried to start it and it wouldn't start backfire and everything like that and jungle always had a curse on anyone who tried to imitate his cars or anything like that and we both talked about that and laughed that was a great day for me seeing her and she also remembered my friend
Hello sir, we probably bumped into each other during that that’s a great story. I love to hear that stuff. I’m sure she did as well. That’s why I like bringing this to everybody. It’s really stirred up a lot of old memories that are really feel good times in life drag racing was amazing in the 70s. It was the motorsport to be at so that being said, I enjoyed your story thanks for bringing that to us. Thanks for being on my RU-vid channel. Please subscribe and tell your friends. Thank you so much.👍✌️
@@MUSCLECARCORNER426 yes it was great seeing her again we did a lot of racing at New York's Raceway National Speedway Englishtown and we raced at York Pennsylvania and we did a lot of match racing back in those days was a really great time for funny car racing everyone knew each other no big sponsors you worked on your own vehicles drivers owners everyone would work on their car can't say enough about them days
Hey, I agree you know I I’ve never been to a drag races up north. I’d be nice when it’s nice and cool to have the drags. Thanks for your comments. Have a great day.😎✌️
The statement made was NHRA had to inspect the car B4 Firing ....Why? is the car making a pass ? The car is a Display that runs. NHRA is so damn ridiculous it's sad. IHRA
Hello Mark, yeah they have their rules of regulations. They need to eyeball the car before it fires to make sure to document in case there is a fire or something then NHRA would be liable🤔 thanks so much for being on my RU-vid channel and your comments please subscribe thank you 👍✌️
Hello Rickey I’m not sure I think it was the gentleman wrench it on the car with a jungle Jim shirt on his wife was behind the wheel of it getting it over to the crackle fest agreed Pam yes sir great day if I do say so thanks for being on my RU-vid channel. Sorry for delay on getting back to you please subscribe.ty✌️
I love all the funny cars of the 70s I was really young back then I was born in 1961 so I feel like I missed out on alot of the time period that I wish I would have been part of I would have loved to been a young teenager in the mid 50s but I'm grateful for being around in the 60s and 70s how times changed. Some of the youngsters just don't know how good they got it with the parts they have online now we had to do what we could with factory heads but some of that knowledge is still very helpful today.
Hello Richard agreed I’m born close to that year, I had my dad taking me to drag race when I was six years old he drugged me along through in the 60s and 1972 we going to Gatornationals we would go in for three days. We did it every year plus any other drag races around the state of Florida we were at the beach constantly so I was lucky to have gone through all those races through the years. looking back now I was so lucky to have seen everything. I’ve seen them here trying to bring it to y’all to stir up those good memories so thank you so much for being on my channel please subscribe tell your friends sure appreciate you 👍✌️
Hello wow that sounds like a good idea I should ask Jungle Pam nothing like a good drag racing story but a sad ending. Thanks for your comments please subscribe thank you.👍✌️
Hello Dana, look at you. I love it a true drag racing fan obviously I didn’t know if you caught the interview with big daddy. It’s an off-the-cuff interview a lot of it how he met his wife and how he got started in drag racing please view it when you get a moment if you haven’t thank you so much for being on my RU-vid channel sure appreciate you please subscribe thank you 👍✌️
Hello well I’m here in a lot of that I will tell you I’m sure she’s reading all this and enjoying it as I gave her my RU-vid channel and she took a picture of my channel on my phone and said she’ll be looking so guaranteed these comments jungle Pam will be reading them 👍✌️
RU-vid must have figured out I might watch this because it just showed up in my feed. You got me and my bell. I just looked your channel over and your content looks outstanding. Good luck this year with all of the planned events that you listed.
Hey man, sure appreciate that. Sure appreciate you looking at my channel. There’s a lot of content it’s been a year and couple months and this thing is taken off like crazy so stay tuned a lot more to come true appreciate you and your comments please subscribe and tell your friends and their cousins and their friends, lol have a great day, sir👌✌️
Hello Dave well, do you know y’all look at the date back in the day when jungle Jim was so popular and now we’re old guys now but you know what old guys rule lol I was paying more attention to the car not really the people. Thanks for your comments please subscribe if you haven’t thanks.👌✌️
