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Turboman wrote on August 17, 9:23 am

Wow great job guys!!!
I love vintage racing!!! Why not using them for what they are built for!!!

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Speed Racer wrote on August 17, 12:14 pm

I wishi I knew what those cars were...

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dominicanplayer101 wrote on August 17, 1:15 pm

why does it not show me notin ?

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GhostRider wrote on August 17, 1:32 pm

If you cant watch the video, try downloading it to windows or quicktime.

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Sir Enzo wrote on August 17, 4:31 pm

This kind of reminds me of the Goodwood festival of speed and the Goodwood Revival, with the cars on show with their owners and with the classic motor racing.

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ian wrote on August 17, 5:12 pm

For those of you with technical issues. It should be fixed, there was a little hiccup in the conversion process. Let me know if you run into anymore issues.

Have a great day.

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GhostMustang wrote on August 17, 10:06 pm

Great video, loved the Mustangs vs Camaro's at the beginning.
Can anyone tell me what the music on this episode is?

Keep the great shows coming!

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Charioteer wrote on August 18, 6:25 pm

Thanks for the Pebble Beach dailies.
Though I respect you for trying to keep the commentary to a minimum and let us simply enjoy the cars...in this case in particular I would have liked it if you quickly described what each car was...many of them looked more like kit racers than vintage cars. I also would love to hear about the different classes which race...the rules...and maybe even come conversation with the owners who dont mind taking their super-vintage vehicle out for some track racing. Like, is it really that competetive...is it really a race? I cant imagine these guys would want to damage their own, or other owners' cars.
Keep up the good work and thanks for the coverage

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MattF G419 wrote on August 19, 12:31 am

I assure you, they won't allow kit cars in the races. They are all real-deal vintage cars. The races are divided up by years for the really old stuff, and then Trans Am (Muscle cars) and Can-Am (High horsepower road racers). Each race is short, only 10 laps, and contact between cars is strongly discouraged. It is really a race, but it's all friendly competition.

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AWD ATTK wrote on August 25, 12:23 pm

I've watched some SCCA vintage, v8 muscle go absolutely balls out, 10/10ths at Pocono and it was an incredible site to see and hear. You guys did a great job capturing these cars run. I would never dream that the Franklin #9 "stagecoach-wagon-wheel" antique could tackle the Corkscrew like that.

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