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Richard Petty and that Car Is the Final Word of Motor Racing, There's Nothing Else To Say, Thankyou to the Petty Family.

I remember meeting Richard at my elementary school when he was running for commissioner

These are the REAL HEMI motors Plymouth used for nascar back then. The ones they sold to the public were tamed compared to these monsters 😱

Unbelievable. Thank you for sharing!

Talent does in fact skip a generation

amazing!!!!!!!!! Congratulations guys!

My lord. The smile on that man’s face is worth a thousand words

I have never seen or heard a car that literally HATES going slower than all out. It sounded like a rabid caged animal.

Thats Omg cool

How about the coffee can that i have 2 of

Imagine driving down the road and getting to see that machine on the street, in the wild.

We KNOW it's the Real Deal by the "locker clank" the rear end makes in an un-powered turn. Miss you guys since we dumped nascar.

I just noticed what looks like a furnace blower housing behind Kyle mounted to the floor 😂

Made me smile and a little more! Bet driving that was a full body moment, and made you think about what you were driving in your day. I'm way closer to your age but loved to watch the early 80s racing until about 2000 when I quit watching. I did the Petty experience, at the lowest level, in Vegas 20 years ago and hit 136, which was only slightly faster than what I've done at 2am on 95 in Georgia 😬 But the sound and the feeling can't be matched! Thank you to your family, ESPECIALLY THE KING, for all you have done through the years to keep people involved in motorsports!

10:05 That habit of a race car driver. Wanting to remove the steering wheel, but during those days, it wasn't available lol

good thing the State troopers were asleep that day lol

Me popz had a Super Bee in highschool with 383 an switch pump, Float he said 👽👍

Not sure if its the same car because Petty had more than one but i saw one he had destroyed that had been rebuilt correctly and endorsed and autographed by Richard Petty. I dont remember if it was Barett Jackson or the other big auction line but the top bid was ten million. The owner said no thank you i will take it home ,if you want the car its closer to 25 million.

Is that dynaco blue hahahaha

Respect for fans is the difference beyween Richard Petty, and today's drivers. Honest, God fearing, respectful. Great people, the Petty Family

Love it all!!!

Man, that thing sounds good!!

Good GOD that start up ❤

The most beautiful sound in the world

Dont guess Ive ever seen inside of one of these old school stock cars. Whats up with the squirl cage fan in the back? BTW this is absolutely AWSOME!

The last time the world took notice of American cars until the Viper. Beautiful

Just Imagine how much $$$ that Car will fetch someday!!!,The King took this Hemi Plymouth Superbird to Victory on Flag Day June 14th 1970 at Riverside Raceway in California!!!,giving Plymouth it's 1st ever Victory on this California Roadcourse!!!!, King Richard laped the Entire Field on his way to Victory, he had 18 Wins that Season,which was his final full season driving a Plymouth!!!!, The King and His Mopars, with his Brother Maurice Tuning for him!!!!,He was Unstoppable back then,He will always be The King!!!!

Amazing

It is so good to see this car as it brings back a lot of memories. Even better that you and your dad can still enjoy it.

Look at that “racing” steering column and wheel!!!!

I would LOVE SO MUCH if you guys would show an ole Race that Dale and The King ran and have them review it as though they were the Live Commentators. That would be so cool.

My buddy was bragging to me about how fast his Tesla is and how it didn't burn dead dinosaurs. I was like "You still don't get it."

My biggest regret in life is totaling my dad’s Plymouth Superbird. It makes me sick to my stomach thinking about it. “Growler” was like a family member. My sole motivation in life is to make enough money to buy him another one.

sounds like me driving my vw baja around the block, she likes all the rpms

That Gives A Whole New Meaning To "Dad Let Me Drive His Car"!!!!!

Richard Petty's best car!! Definitely an automotive treasure. You guys have done a great job maintaining it for all these years.

That steering wheel doesn't come off !!! LOL Did anyone else notice Kyle grabbing the release for the steering wheel after the drive? OLD SCHOOL ! Baby...

wish i had one as a daily ❤😂

Cool that its road legal in the US, no way it would be over here

Saw you go up the hill in that. Easily the best soundtrack of any car at the show! What a beast ❤

Richard Petty for President! Dale Inman for VP! 🇺🇸

That cold start roar and the idle are just beyond words. I could feel vibrations through my phone. How did they drive cars like these at top speed??

NASCAR history. Thanks for the ride Kyle!

would be so wild to be driving down the road and see Richard Petty's 70 Superbird drive right by, with Kyle Petty driving

The 43 looked good until the last stage and that crazy stuff happened.

I remember that race at pocono in 1979 like it was yesterday The races where not on T /V like today so I listen to it on the radio. Thank you for the memories.

Richard certainly calls it like he sees it. The King won at Pocono two times, including the first NASCAR Cup Series race held there in 1974. No engine horsepower on this generation of Cup Series racer is really limiting the on track competition. No horsepower equals no throttle to pass other cars. Which all equates to follow-the-leader style racing. At this one, drivers and crew chiefs conspired to save fuel for the finish as a racing strategy. All which limited the on track competition. Thanks to these two Hall of Fame members for sharing their insight. JMO

The Superbird is like beautiful powerful engine covered in an ugly candy coated shell... Absolutely one of the 70s ugly ducklings that is overrated..

I enjoy you both so much and your insight. It's an engineering exercise not a race anymore. My first race at a track was Pocono 1984 and watched you carve through the field like no other after a rain delay, and wishing I think in 1985 or 1986 dueling at the end with Earnhardt for 201 with him as usual an accident in the tunnel turn. The crowd was cheering whole heartily for it, but you both have given us so many great memories. They say you're disappointed meeting your heroes not true, both gentleman always, Rich.

Had a great time at Pocono on Sunday even though we missed Dale at the Petty hat.