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1960’s – Guts And Glory (Vol 4)

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Guts And Glory (Vol 4)

 

1-DVD (145 minutes)

1962 Atlanta 500 – Version #1  (color – 8 min)
An excellent (but short) highlight reel of the Atlanta 500. This film was produced for
Perfect Circle, and is called “Victory Circles”. Fred Lorenzen wins in a rain shortened race.

1962 Atlanta 500 – Version #2  (color – 28 min)
Coverage of the same race (1962 Atlanta 500), but this film is much longer, and was produced for Ranco Piston Rings.
Titled “The Face Of The Race”, this is excellent footage, with many bumper camera shots (apparently taken by a camera
car and made to appear as though you were seeing live action). Superior quality, and lots of 1962 Pontiacs.

1964 Firecracker 400  (color – 11 min)
Richard Petty is dominant, leading 103 laps before blowing his Plymouth blows its engine. His uncustomary
early exit leaves a couple Dodges to fight for the win. It’s A.J. Foyt verses Bobby Isaac, with Foyt pulling
out the victory right at the wire, winning by just a few feet. Very clear footage.

1969 Daytona 500 Highlights  (color – 9 min)
These highlights of the 1969 Daytona 500 are clear, and while you can hear the engines roaring,
there is some incidental music in the background. The footage is from the original ABC Wide World
Of Sports broadcast. Lee Roy Yarbrough takes the win.

1969 Dodge Promotional Film – “The Chargers”   (color – 24 min)
An excellent Chrysler Promotional Film on their 1969 Dodge Charger NASCAR entries. The Dodge Charger team in 1969
consisted of Bobby Allison, Bobby Isaac, Buddy Baker, Paul Goldsmith, and James Hylton. We see the testing, prep work,
and attention to detail that these teams put into their 1969 Dodge Charger race cars.

1960-1971 – Golden Era Of NASCAR  (color – 62 min)
Part of an excellent 3-volume set on the history of NASCAR’s early days, we extracted the 1960-1971 era for this DVD.
Great documentary, with an emphasis on Junior Johnson, Bud Moore, technical advancements, TV coverage, and the
increasing popularity of the sport. Many comments from racers (and race car builders) of the day.

NOTE : These are NOT the “Back In The Day” programs (hosted by Dale Earnhardt Jr.) that appeared on
TV few years ago. However, some of these films ARE the actual ones used on those broadcasts. The films
contained on these DVD’s were originally aired back in mid-1990’s and do NOT have the little pop-up
balloons or trivia notes that appeared in the “Back In The Day” programs. Please understand that these
highlight reels were originally shot on film, not video. I am trying to be as honest as I can about the film
quality. These films were originally intended for the smaller TV sets of the 60’s, so they may appear grainy
 on the big TV sets of today.