@@Hubjeep Ad Blocker has their own web browser. When I'm on my phone and use RUclips, I always use it through the Ad Blocker browser. It usually plays RUclips videos in the background without having the screen on, not always but usually.
When I lived in Jacksonville years ago, I purchased a 911 from Brumos and attended the Porsche Driving Experience at Roebling in Savannah, Ga.. At that event, I met Bill Warner and spoke with him several times over the weekend never knowing his rich heritage in auto racing! Hurley Heywood was my "in car" instructor. It was an amazing experience I shall never forget.
There was a scrapyard right across from Greenville-Pickens Speedway that was an absolute gold mine, back when I lived there many years ago. It wouldn't have surprised me to find the Brabham Cooper shoved in a corner of a shed on that lot. I get the feeling our man has been browsing in there.
I met Bill Warner years ago in Montana. We had a car guy chat. He was in the process of restoring a Maserati Ghibli and told me all about it as well as his Group 44 cars. He is just like you see him here. Not only a car guy but a genuinely decent human being.
There are so so so many great old time legends and not so legendary folk. What a genius idea. These gentlemen need to share these stories before they are gone.
That was as bad as my ex. I asked her if she knew who the guy was in the commercial. She said it was some black ball player. It was Michael Jordan. She would have known Paul Newman from his movies. I think all of the big roles.
"I kept getting out of that car in a cold sweat." Best. Line. Ever. Of the many awesome personalities on this channel, this gentleman is one of my favorites.
Bill Warner is a walking encyclopedia of automotive history and the technical aspects of vehicles. I’m never disappointed when I turn on one of his videos. 👍
I grew up on and still subscribe to AutoWeek, R&T and C&D; Bob Tullius' Group 44 raced Jags in the day, and I recall seeing this TR6 as well. The memories of the track announcer at Road America still vibrate in my mind, watching the Group 44 Jags roaring along the main straight. Great days for motorsport, SCCA, IMSA and more.
As car guys/gals we all were...when we only think about the positives of the former years. Take for example: “I wish I was a hot-rodder in LA in the early 60s” sounds great until you see photos and hear horror stories about the air quality in “the bowl o’ smog” at that time.
I love NASCAR and this VINWIKI story. Can you all get more guys like Bill Warner? NASCAR has some crazy stories from the 70s and 80s thst I would love to hear from the old timers. This is coming from a 25 year old Vinwiki fan.
Yeah. A friend of mine is a actor who knew Newman. I'm an auto fan. This is one of the things we joke about. How look is going to take for the food products to become the thing Newman's famous for. Guess it's already happening.
@@lokisgodhi There's a photo out there of Paul Newman & Robert Redford playing ping pong when they were prime. Salad dressing is NOT what they are remembered for.
Yooo, been a long time but I remember when You, Ed came to our school in North Georgia, you came in the Murcielago and never have I ever been so exited, you came because it was my friend Max’s birthday I believe. What an amazing guy you are Ed, really want to own a 430 when I’m older tho and possibly a Murci. Keep up the great work man. Love the channel
Man BRING THIS GUY BACK!! HIS VOICE FEELS LIKE THE GRANDFATHER I NEVER HAD. FILLED WITH GENUINE, OLD SCHOOL KNOWLEDGE. WHEN THIS GUY TALKS.....YOU LISTEN. WHAT A GREAT GUY!! AGAIN, PLEASE HAVE HIM BACK. IM SURE HE HAS MORE STORIES.
I miss our local Winn-Dixie, they always had the best steaks! I'm guessing the Liberals will be attacking Winn-Dixie over their name saying it's "racist". Let's hope not.
This guy has some great stories could you just imagine spending some time with him and hearing the stories he can't tell here on RUclips. Oh man that would be the auction bid to win!!!
Talked with Bill in the service lane for over an hour one day, until my boss made me go back to work. He is such a good car guy. Great story teller, and boy does he have some good ones! He invited my service writer and I to his house to check out his cars, I never got a chance to take him up on that offer before moving back to North Carolina. Happy to hear some of his stories here on VinWiki.
Man, Steve McQueens bullitt. Legendary. My dad and I used to watch that movie back in the day and rewind the chase scene a few times. I will do that for my kids too. Great stories Bill! Come back soon!
"It's scared me to death" "Me too." 🤣🤣🤣 This is why I have massive respect for these men. They knew well in advance that what they did was super dangerous, but they loved it and they put their harts and souls in it.
Bill, honest and fun , great story.. I was lucky enough to share some bench space (at a classic show) with Stirling and Surtees listening to them chat, made me notice how different the terminology was in their day, specially all the slang for driving.
great story, never heard of this guy till this vid, thanks Ed. Adam Carolla is quite the car guy, and his daily 2 hour podcast is funny and entertaining. adam does several podcasts but his daily one is the best.
This episode was right up my alley; legends of racing, gentlemen's agreements... I drive past a Roush facility every day on my way to work here in Michigan.
It's great to be able to watch people from my generation figuring out their path in this industry, but its magnitudes more fascinating, important, and interesting to listen to people a generation or two older than me talk about their wins and losses in life.
I really miss being able to stroll through junkyards and finding cool old cars, sitting behind the wheel, dreaming, etc. Never found anything like this, obviously, but an experience you cannot have now.
Love the content but 8 ads for a 10 min video?? 2 pre-roll, 2 double mid rolls and 2 at the end! Plus you guys thank a sponsor as well. Cable tv has better content to ads ratio!
He reminds me of the kind of guy you would meet at a car show, he has so many stories and knows how to tell them. I'd love to have lunch with him some time and just talk cars
Thanks for the story about how Roush got the Winn Dixie sponsorship. I was working for NASCAR Busch series teams during that time. Mark Martin kicked our butt every weekend!! When we pulled into the speedways we knew we were racing for 2nd place!! LOL!! Good times!!
I could listen to him forever
Me too.
Especially as he drives the damn things. The number of "collectors" who let their cars sit around drives me mad
Same , his story telling is superb !
Absolutely! Wealth of stories and he tells them in such a casual and engaging way.
I’d love to hear more from him
This guy can’t tell a bad story!
Lil 9 I agree.
Having a guy like Jack Roush "owe you a big favor" is one of those Ace-cards in your pocket few mortals will ever have.
He owns a P-51 at Willow Run Airport
I thought the same exact thing when he said that...”Jack Roush owes me a solid” is a pretty hefty brag; for it to be true is even better!
Apparently, having Bill Warner owe you a "Solid favor" carries the same weight!
RUclips is getting too comfortable with these double ads
Ad block for RUclips.. A Chrome extension.
Blood,Sweat,and Gears yeah but for iPhone app?
@@BloodSweatandGears Yup, I have it on firefox too, never see and ad. Question... Is adblocker available on smart phones?
@@Hubjeep Ad Blocker has their own web browser. When I'm on my phone and use RUclips, I always use it through the Ad Blocker browser. It usually plays RUclips videos in the background without having the screen on, not always but usually.
adblock for pc, vanced for your phone
"I was happy, he was happy" that's good business.
Bill Warner is the grandpa we all wish we had.
Well, older brother for me....
Absolutely😎
When I lived in Jacksonville years ago, I purchased a 911 from Brumos and attended the Porsche Driving Experience at Roebling in Savannah, Ga.. At that event, I met Bill Warner and spoke with him several times over the weekend never knowing his rich heritage in auto racing! Hurley Heywood was my "in car" instructor. It was an amazing experience I shall never forget.
Rubbing elbows with legends. Memorable indeed.
Just listening to this man telling his life story make my heart overflow with joy.
I love Bill’s stories. He would be the perfect grandfather!
"It had been traded to a guy in Greenville SC" got dammit Rabbit
That was my first thought!
Hahahahahaahaha
There was a scrapyard right across from Greenville-Pickens Speedway that was an absolute gold mine, back when I lived there many years ago. It wouldn't have surprised me to find the Brabham Cooper shoved in a corner of a shed on that lot. I get the feeling our man has been browsing in there.
I met Bill Warner years ago in Montana. We had a car guy chat. He was in the process of restoring a Maserati Ghibli and told me all about it as well as his Group 44 cars. He is just like you see him here. Not only a car guy but a genuinely decent human being.
Utterly brilliant, this guy needs an autobiography
wow, what a great story and storyteller.......please ask Mr. Warner to come back soon and tell us more racing stories!
Wow Bill Warner! Love a good guy with a great story. He must have so many. Someone out there has a really cool grandfather haha
There are so so so many great old time legends and not so legendary folk. What a genius idea. These gentlemen need to share these stories before they are gone.
Couldn't agree more!
Ed, you have some fabulous story tellers on your channel, but Bill is by far the best. Thank you for putting this together.
I lost it when he said “the salad dressing guy!?!” 😂
Lol - how else would she know him!
Hopefully one day she'll watch"Cool Hand Luke" and realize, "Oh! That Paul Newman."
That was as bad as my ex. I asked her if she knew who the guy was in the commercial. She said it was some black ball player. It was Michael Jordan. She would have known Paul Newman from his movies. I think all of the big roles.
"I kept getting out of that car in a cold sweat." Best. Line. Ever.
Of the many awesome personalities on this channel, this gentleman is one of my favorites.
Title says , " I found 2 race cars " but I just learned how win dixi got into NASCAR
Bill Warner is a walking encyclopedia of automotive history and the technical aspects of vehicles. I’m never disappointed when I turn on one of his videos. 👍
I enjoy these stories so much. Thanks for preserving these stories and allowing us to hear these amazing first hand accounts.
It might not get the most views but this is the best new video posted to RUclips today.
I agree
This is one of the better ones you guys have done. Super cool hearing the behind the scenes stuff from the era.
Thank you for putting more videos about him in the description. Thats real love.
One of the most amazing-casual-nonchalant NASCAR story + throw in a little Paul Newman story.... FANTASTIC stuff!
Vinwiki is a time machine that keeps on bringing amazing stories from the past
I grew up on and still subscribe to AutoWeek, R&T and C&D; Bob Tullius' Group 44 raced Jags in the day, and I recall seeing this TR6 as well. The memories of the track announcer at Road America still vibrate in my mind, watching the Group 44 Jags roaring along the main straight. Great days for motorsport, SCCA, IMSA and more.
Stories like these make me think I was born in the wrong era...
Amazing.
so true
You likely were.
As car guys/gals we all were...when we only think about the positives of the former years. Take for example: “I wish I was a hot-rodder in LA in the early 60s” sounds great until you see photos and hear horror stories about the air quality in “the bowl o’ smog” at that time.
Wow, this is what RUclips SHOULD be about, awesome stories told to future generations that would otherwise go into the wind.
I love NASCAR and this VINWIKI story. Can you all get more guys like Bill Warner? NASCAR has some crazy stories from the 70s and 80s thst I would love to hear from the old timers. This is coming from a 25 year old Vinwiki fan.
This guy is so wholesome. Really nice to hear stories from him.
Damn. I could listen to him tell stories all day. Not a lot of guys like him left out there. Respect.
Paul Newman a true legend, known by little girls for salad dressings hahaha 🤦🏻♂️
The salad dressings are pretty good thing to be remembered for $530m to charity and still going. He truly is a legend.
Yeah. A friend of mine is a actor who knew Newman. I'm an auto fan. This is one of the things we joke about. How look is going to take for the food products to become the thing Newman's famous for. Guess it's already happening.
@@lokisgodhi There's a photo out there of Paul Newman & Robert Redford playing ping pong when they were prime. Salad dressing is NOT what they are remembered for.
I haven’t heard a boring story on VINWiki yet. Ed you are truly blessed brother.
Bill Warner should be named a National Monument! Great stories, and always from the heart.
I love all of Bill's stories... Hope he has many more to come!
This guy knows how to tell a story. He had me smiling ear to ear the whole time.
THESE stories are the automotive history of a country.
This man is an absolute legend !!! Every story this guy tells are things dreams are made of... Gem of a channel 💎
Yooo, been a long time but I remember when You, Ed came to our school in North Georgia, you came in the Murcielago and never have I ever been so exited, you came because it was my friend Max’s birthday I believe. What an amazing guy you are Ed, really want to own a 430 when I’m older tho and possibly a Murci. Keep up the great work man. Love the channel
Don't listen to your parents about college. You can make a ton of money on skilled trades. Buy that 430.
Joshua Gibson. Thanks for the advice man!
This guy reminds me of my grandfather, great stories, great personality and the details.
guy so calm easy to understand
. more people like him vinwiki
I'm straight up addicted to these stories! Can't get enough.
Man BRING THIS GUY BACK!! HIS VOICE FEELS LIKE THE GRANDFATHER I NEVER HAD. FILLED WITH GENUINE, OLD SCHOOL KNOWLEDGE. WHEN THIS GUY TALKS.....YOU LISTEN. WHAT A GREAT GUY!! AGAIN, PLEASE HAVE HIM BACK. IM SURE HE HAS MORE STORIES.
We need a whole series on Bill's life. Great story teller.
Gotta love how his stories always include true legends of automotive history!
Love listening to stories from the past
I went to Winn-Dixie yesterday. I love Publix too but there’s something special about my Winn-Dixie.
I miss our local Winn-Dixie, they always had the best steaks!
I'm guessing the Liberals will be attacking Winn-Dixie over their name saying it's "racist". Let's hope not.
Tree L. Bolling they already are, but Winn Dixie said they aren’t changing it.
@@kylertinkler1860 Good for Winn-Dixie!!!
I miss the fact that they were the beef people
This guy has some great stories could you just imagine spending some time with him and hearing the stories he can't tell here on RUclips. Oh man that would be the auction bid to win!!!
I always look forward to Bill's stories. More, more, more! Much better and more interesting to me than street racing youths.
Just went from one of the Shmee VinWiki videos to this.
This is how you tell a motoring story...
we need more bill
This guy is fantastic, I hope we’ll get many more epic stories from him
Cheers
Talked with Bill in the service lane for over an hour one day, until my boss made me go back to work. He is such a good car guy. Great story teller, and boy does he have some good ones! He invited my service writer and I to his house to check out his cars, I never got a chance to take him up on that offer before moving back to North Carolina. Happy to hear some of his stories here on VinWiki.
this guy is a legend , could listen to him talk cars all day, great vid thank you for sharing
Thanks for listening!
@@VINwiki honestly you have the best channel keep up the good work , i always look forward to watching your videos
Man, Steve McQueens bullitt. Legendary. My dad and I used to watch that movie back in the day and rewind the chase scene a few times. I will do that for my kids too. Great stories Bill! Come back soon!
"It's scared me to death"
"Me too."
🤣🤣🤣
This is why I have massive respect for these men.
They knew well in advance that what they did was super dangerous, but they loved it and they put their harts and souls in it.
Bill always seems to have incredible luck with these things. I can’t wait to hear more great stories from him!
Bill Warner has very interesting stories and I've never found myself questioning their veracity.
I love how he tells his stories. What a gentleman.
"Fame is a fleeting thing" Exactly
I love Bill stories so so much.
Seriously I'm so glad you found this guy
Bill, honest and fun , great story.. I was lucky enough to share some bench space (at a classic show) with Stirling and Surtees listening to them chat, made me notice how different the terminology was in their day, specially all the slang for driving.
Damn I love a good Bill story!
Blokes like Bill made the world a way better place.
What would be your dream to find in an automotive junkyard?
Simple just want an R32 gtr lol
A r34
A supra , I hear they come stock with 1000hp
A a9x Torana
PAULINA PORISKOVA in a string bikini.
I could listen to this guy all day. Awesome content as always
We need more bill stories!
More of this guy, please!
great story, never heard of this guy till this vid, thanks Ed.
Adam Carolla is quite the car guy, and his daily 2 hour podcast is funny and entertaining. adam does several podcasts but his daily one is the best.
Best guest you have ever had! Beg him to ask his friends to come on VINwiki!!!!
Man I love these kind of stories. Great job Ed.
Now these are great freindships and loayl people, a rare breed these days.
This episode was right up my alley; legends of racing, gentlemen's agreements... I drive past a Roush facility every day on my way to work here in Michigan.
We need more of this!
It's great to be able to watch people from my generation figuring out their path in this industry, but its magnitudes more fascinating, important, and interesting to listen to people a generation or two older than me talk about their wins and losses in life.
Best vinwiki story ever, what a gentleman, a car sir
Mr Warner is a very kind gentleman who did a nice thing for my family that I'll never forget.
We need more BILL!
I want more from this guy!! hearing old stories are awesome and the way he tells them is wonderful!!
Great guest makes a great vid....i could listen to him for hours. Thank you !!!
What a life this guy has lived. Amazing.
More of this MAN. EPIC
Wow! This story is legend. Unreal. Well done!!
I really miss being able to stroll through junkyards and finding cool old cars, sitting behind the wheel, dreaming, etc. Never found anything like this, obviously, but an experience you cannot have now.
Another great story teller. You should focus on doing more of these.
Love the content but 8 ads for a 10 min video?? 2 pre-roll, 2 double mid rolls and 2 at the end! Plus you guys thank a sponsor as well. Cable tv has better content to ads ratio!
Compensating for everyone using ad blocker
Adblocker or red
I have premium I never get ads you cheap fucks lol
It's getting bad. I agree. I got the same amount of ads you mentioned.
Just get premium.
What a great storyteller, bravo!
Bill is such a great story teller
This guy just drop names like it's nobody's business...🤣🤣 Love these stories
Damn.. 10 minutes sure fly fast when he tells his story.
He reminds me of the kind of guy you would meet at a car show, he has so many stories and knows how to tell them. I'd love to have lunch with him some time and just talk cars
I could listen to this man talk all DAY.
Almost thought this was going to be a Curated story by John about another lost rare car he "Christopher Columbus" found.
Joel Jeffrey I actually thought at first we’d be hearing Casey Putsch waxing poetic about some rare 90% destroyed jewel...
Seriously, you should do a whole series on Bill's stories...
Randomly reeling off names of legends and calling them 'a friend of mine'..... This gentleman is GOLD
Last time I was this early, Boris Said's bumper was still attached.
Ed, you must love having him visit! Some steaks and beers and 6 hours just flew by
Thanks for the story about how Roush got the Winn Dixie sponsorship. I was working for NASCAR Busch series teams during that time. Mark Martin kicked our butt every weekend!! When we pulled into the speedways we knew we were racing for 2nd place!! LOL!! Good times!!
If I found those cars I would have no idea what I was looking at but boy did I enjoy this story.