The Scene Vault Podcast -- Chuck Bown on Starting Young, Success in Winston West, Busch North 

Chuck Bown Number 63 Nescafe Pontiac Grand Prix NASCAR Busch Grand National Series V6 Engine Championship In 1990 Thanks For Uploading Rick And Steve

OK you got Chuck, lets get Jimmy Too... Dick Bown Still alive and kicking. RIP Sherry.

Chuck Bown great driver,happy man.Sure was an enjoyable conversation.I was hoping Chuck would talk some about Herschel and Tex Powell,maybe next time,because you have to have Chuck back if possible.Thanks for these interviews,they are important history and now they will be around forever.

I knew of Chuck from working with Cecil Gordon in the early and mid 70's In their travels heading east for Charlotte and Martinsville, Chuck and Jimmy Insolo stopped by Cecil's shop in Mills River NC.. South Mills River road to be exact. What followed was a cookout prepared by Cecil's wife Janet, along with racing stories all fueled with cold Coor's from the west coast. Mike Hill was there. One really interesting subject were the disc brakes on Jimmy's car, the "hot tip" first Martinsville. I always thought they were very good drivers!

Son in law of the Badass Hershel McGriff

My best memory of Chuck was that night at Indianapolis raceway park when he was the leader with only a few laps left and he pulled in the pits. I think his seatbelts came undone. They interviewed a bunch of guys on tv that night and Dale Sr said he would have kept driving! Great interview to all of you!

Super good interview. If Chuck had good equipment under his foot , you know the rest.

Man you have great interviews

I'm a Bown family fan. I had just started racing in Portland and Dick had rented an old gas station for the winter at 122nd and Burnside in Portland. He was always there alone at night building his first Superbird from the ground up. I enjoyed handing him tools and asked more questions than I probably should have. He gave Hershel a pretty good run for his money that season. Hershel had a car from Petty that year though that was hard to beat. Carl Joiner ran our racing association Oregon Auto Racing Association. Carl was a good guy, kids on my team and I called him Uncle Carl. He called me once and told me if I brought my engine back on Saturday night I was getting torn down. Those years were probably the most fun I had in my whole life. Larry Currier.

any Elton Sawyer Stories about Nascar working for Gary Nelson, sportcar racing His wife Pattie Moise? his rise thru the Nascar ranks from limited sportsman late model stock, LMS/BGN or any other Virginia Drivers? Ricky Rudd, Tommy Ellis, Hermie or Elliot Sadler, Jeff or Warn Burton, enjoy all your stories thanks for sharing with the masses of stock car fans who have been there all their lives./ its a life not a sport.

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CHUCK AN DEBBIE ARE VERY GOOD PEOPLE .HAD FUN WITH THEM 63

I love that you are getting some of the early BGN champions that are still with us. I'm hoping for Grissom and Green in the future!

I learned throttle control from Chuck. Watched him play the 1st simulator, "Hard Driving" at Carolina mall. That squeaking throttle pedal brought to my attention how he controlled it so well. I raced at Concord speedway a while after that and was up to speed immediately. Thanks chuck. was always a fan after that

I never knew he was from the west coast- excellent show

Great interview, always been a fan of Chuck.

I got to meet Chuck once at a Bristol race and I can he was just easy going down to earth guy I still have his autograph

Rick, this is probably one of the best that man Chuck is so humble and a great racecar driver.

What a great segment! Chuck's racing history goes WAY farther back than I knew. Looking forward to next week's show!

Oh, there has to be a Part II to this ! Chuck was a great driver and is a very entertaining guest.

Rick, you continue to get interviews from guys that gave interesting stories. Guys thst most other podcasts would overlook. Keep it up!

That was absolutely fantastic I am a big Chuck Bown fan been a fan of his for a long time it's nice that somebody mentions the Winston West keep up the good work have a good one and God bless

29:52 I see he got his wheel openings clearanced back up! Ready for BAJA. Nursing is one of a select few professions that can migrate anywhere in the country and take their credentials and grab a well paying gig. Good for her for supporting Chuck's ambitions. Love the victory lane baby hand off story. You can see a similar moment in the Peter Sellers biopic. Charlize Theron (playing Britt Elkland) Hands Geoffrey Rush their baby in the middle of a film set when he is being a particularly self centred douche. Not victory lane, mind you. Anyway, great movie. Excellent embodiment of Sellars by Rush.