what a great guy Terry is, with a wealth of knowledge. Sounds like he knows your family. I hope Terry is around for many years to come, but when his time is up, I sure hope his collection of stuff goes to someone who appreciates it all and not someone who just sells it all for the profit. Terry is very sharp minded for his years. He is blessed.
I'm 71 years old and was driving some of those cars or knew people who did, he mentioned. To have been a dealer then he has to be in his 80's. Like you said ,people like him needs to be interviewed and recorded because once they're gone, their knowledge is too . Seeing the old Joie Chitwood banner brings back memories. Seen them several times at our local fair grounds. Haven't seen any four bar Lancers in ages. Had a friend that had a pair. Just think how many millions of dollars has gone through his hands in cars alone.
Although I've crossed into "old timer territory" myself, I could sit and listen to these slightly older old-timers talk for hours. They need to be documented, just like old war veterans, because when they're gone, they're gone. I thoroughly enjoyed this interview!
This is an incredible video if you appreciate early muscle car history. So much of this is getting lost as time goes by. Those that lived and remember what happened with the fast cars of the day. I am 65 years old and can tell you there were many a late night ripping down some remote straight away in a 69 Camaro with a six pack of beer dreaming of what these guys were doing and trying to do what they were doing. It was an incredible time for muscle cars. Hope you can get more information like this in future before it is gone.
Love, love, love listening to a good old boy like Terry tell us of the glory days of his youth. Its pure magic we will never get enough of. We're running out of his type every day., and they don't make 'em like him anymore. More please!!
Incredible stuff, walking & talking automotive historian. I'd love to have a case of ice cold beer and sit down with Terry and hear all the stories. Great video.
Men like Terry are a treasure! I could sit for hours and listen to stories about the old days. I would love to hear about some of the Chevrolets that Terry has sold. Great interview!
That was the best interviews you will ever do. Please go back for parts 2 through 20. Terry is amazing, a true one of one! Rick Mansberger Don Marrah Customs Owosso, Michigan
Loved hearing Terry, Yes please i'd like to hear so me more stories, He's great, He knows all about Old muscle cars, And He's a FORD guy. You rock Terry!!!!.
Now THIS was a great video! You don't often hear stories from guys back in the day who were actual dealers and especially high performance dealers. Thanks for posting this one!!!
Once again you knocked it out of the universe Parker, another awesome content video, Terry was amazing, it would be awesome to see more of him in your videos, great content.
This is by far the best automotive history video I have seen in a long time. Terry is a fountain of information, a real treasure. I'm a real automotive history junkie and there ain't no rehab for that!. Thanks!
Loved the content. Please go back to see him. Was that a 1961Ford in yhe garage. In 1968 my brother inlaw and sister had a 1967 impala convertible. They went on vacation, left me a 17 year old $1000.00 and the car. Went to the speed shop then to the me local stock car mechanics. They had a Hot Rod convertible when they came home. 3/4race cam. solid lifters.headers 4barrel Carter afb.
What a great story. Terry is just an average guy with an amazing story. It is like going back in time. What a great history lesson of the days gone by. Thank you to Terry and all who put this video together. He is truly blessed to be telling his story . Thanks Terry
Great video! Thanks for bringing this trip back in time. I have watched you from the beginning and it’s uploads like this that is putting you at the front of the pack on my must see viewing. Great job!
I was a kid in grade school in the mid 60s and remember all those cool cars roaming the streets. I was a car nut since I was 2 or 3. I called out the 57 Chevy as a classic car even before it was a classic.
Hey Parker I’m a new subscriber love what you’re doing so far! You should consider doing some kind of live stream like a Q&A or something with terry! He’s filled with history and knowledge of old muscle cars
Awesome video there the old guys stories are so great to listen to and they live the era and knew all about it awesome awesome video keep it up thank you
It’s awesome hearing about the cars and local history that I had no idea existed in Waynesboro. I live just outside town and loved the video, thank you.
I've seen several of your videos which I enjoy but, I really loved this one. Talking with someone who was part of what was happening back when real muscle cars proweled the streets was awesome. More like this please. Thank you
Back in the early 80's I used to buy and flip second tier muscle cars. Back then you could get a 1972 GTO with a 400 engine, or a 1972 Ford Torino with a 351 Cleveland for less than a $1000. I would put $300 or $400 into them, and flip them for a couple of thousand dollars.
I am a fan from British Columbia this has to be one of the best videos I have ever listened to on a you tube channel, thank you......i love all cars.....thanks Parker.......
It would be a good idea to have a tv style series of interviews with the people like Terry from the era who dealt, , worked on , drove , raced , witnessed , grow up with this era of racing , street racing of the legendary cars , people and places eg dealerships , racetracks , dragstrips and the street locations. Before they are all gone. Of cource there would be apparently , maybe , or i heard. But would be lost if not for Terry's story of his life experience. Top video. 👍
28:35 He's got a Bob Banning insignia trim....that was my neck of the woods. Back in the day Hyattsville, Md had a Speed shop on every corner. Now they are all gone. My mother bought her Dodge from Bob Banning. Banning was heavy into racing as well. Malcom Durham's Supercar engineering and Machine was in Hyattsville. Malcom long gone but his shop is still there run by his family doing mostly just auto repairs.
😄- Just this AM I shipped a '69 Dart with a 383 powertrain in Texas (at a friend's house) and it's headed to NC. Solid car, got it for a little more than half of value...
Stumbled across the channel driving for work obviously I just listen super informative. It’s funny listening to him and the his history. My father owned a 68 SS Chevelle 396/375 and it got stolen so first he’s looking at a 66 L-72 corvette but he was 25 and it was 1971 so the insurance was gonna be just as much as the car payment. So then it boiled down to a SS Nova 396/375 but the clutch was worn and he wouldn’t come down so for the same 1900 he bought a 69 Copo with 36,000 NOT a bad deal his cousin in Virginia had a 69 Copo Chevelle. They were hot rods but they were just cars to folks back then
Does anyone know what car the hubcaps cam frome on the bottom row on the left side with the chrome and white inside. I found a couple of them on my property in very bad shape and was interested in knowing. I have a whole collection of dented and slightly rusted out hubcaps that I have found on my property on my wall.
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what a great guy Terry is, with a wealth of knowledge. Sounds like he knows your family. I hope Terry is around for many years to come, but when his time is up, I sure hope his collection of stuff goes to someone who appreciates it all and not someone who just sells it all for the profit. Terry is very sharp minded for his years. He is blessed.
I'm 71 years old and was driving some of those cars or knew people who did, he mentioned. To have been a dealer then he has to be in his 80's. Like you said ,people like him needs to be interviewed and recorded because once they're gone, their knowledge is too . Seeing the old Joie Chitwood banner brings back memories. Seen them several times at our local fair grounds. Haven't seen any four bar Lancers in ages. Had a friend that had a pair. Just think how many millions of dollars has gone through his hands in cars alone.
Great interview! More Terry please 👍🏻
Yes more terry. The history he knows is amazing. I learned so much about this area racing history.. Great.
Although I've crossed into "old timer territory" myself, I could sit and listen to these slightly older old-timers talk for hours. They need to be documented, just like old war veterans, because when they're gone, they're gone. I thoroughly enjoyed this interview!
This is an incredible video if you appreciate early muscle car history. So much of this is getting lost as time goes by. Those that lived and remember what happened with the fast cars of the day. I am 65 years old and can tell you there were many a late night ripping down some remote straight away in a 69 Camaro with a six pack of beer dreaming of what these guys were doing and trying to do what they were doing. It was an incredible time for muscle cars. Hope you can get more information like this in future before it is gone.
Love, love, love listening to a good old boy like Terry tell us of the glory days of his youth. Its pure magic we will never get enough of. We're running out of his type every day., and they don't make 'em like him anymore.
More please!!
Incredible stuff, walking & talking automotive historian. I'd love to have a case of ice cold beer and sit down with Terry and hear all the stories. Great video.
Men like Terry are a treasure! I could sit for hours and listen to stories about the old days. I would love to hear about some of the Chevrolets that Terry has sold. Great interview!
Id like to see more of Terry please 😊
That was the best interviews you will ever do. Please go back for parts 2 through 20. Terry is amazing, a true one of one!
Rick Mansberger
Don Marrah Customs
Owosso, Michigan
Loved hearing Terry, Yes please i'd like to hear so me more stories, He's great, He knows all about Old muscle cars, And He's a FORD guy. You rock Terry!!!!.
Now THIS was a great video! You don't often hear stories from guys back in the day who were actual dealers and especially high performance dealers. Thanks for posting this one!!!
Once again you knocked it out of the universe Parker, another awesome content video, Terry was amazing, it would be awesome to see more of him in your videos, great content.
Really Dig the content you bring Parker ,Would like to hear more from Terry,Great job keep it coming..!👍🇺🇸
Love listening to this man.
Impossible to beat historical stories, just suck it up, pure joy. Absolutely more Terry, Thanks.
What a legend. My favorite video from you. Love love love the car stories. Thanks
This is by far the best automotive history video I have seen in a long time. Terry is a fountain of information, a real treasure. I'm a real automotive history junkie and there ain't no rehab for that!. Thanks!
i wished he wouldnt do long story short ,i could listen to the long version all day ,best guest youve ever had on your channel ,American legend
Loved the content. Please go back to see him. Was that a 1961Ford in yhe garage. In 1968 my brother inlaw and sister had a 1967 impala convertible. They went on vacation, left me a 17 year old $1000.00 and the car. Went to the speed shop then to the me local stock car mechanics. They had a Hot Rod convertible when they came home. 3/4race cam. solid lifters.headers 4barrel Carter afb.
What a great story. Terry is just an average guy with an amazing story. It is like going back in time. What a great history lesson of the days gone by.
Thank you to Terry and all who put this video together. He is truly blessed to be telling his story . Thanks Terry
Great interview and great stories. Thanks for sharing!
Great interview...looking forward to a part 2! 👍
Great video! Thanks for bringing this trip back in time. I have watched you from the beginning and it’s uploads like this that is putting you at the front of the pack on my must see viewing. Great job!
Time well spent ,GREAT VIDEO !!
I was a kid in grade school in the mid 60s and remember all those cool cars roaming the streets. I was a car nut since I was 2 or 3. I called out the 57 Chevy as a classic car even before it was a classic.
Thanks for the history lessons
I'm glad I came over & watched this full video from the short!❤
Hey Parker I’m a new subscriber love what you’re doing so far! You should consider doing some kind of live stream like a Q&A or something with terry! He’s filled with history and knowledge of old muscle cars
Another great video keep em coming
Very interesting video. Great stories from Terry. Bring him back. Thank you for sharing.
Awesome video there the old guys stories are so great to listen to and they live the era and knew all about it awesome awesome video keep it up thank you
Very cool video I love hearing these
stories
It’s awesome hearing about the cars and local history that I had no idea existed in Waynesboro. I live just outside town and loved the video, thank you.
I've seen several of your videos which I enjoy but, I really loved this one. Talking with someone who was part of what was happening back when real muscle cars proweled the streets was awesome. More like this please. Thank you
That man is a treasure to us car people. ! God bless hom... thanks for sharing
Great interview!!!
You find the best guests & subject matter.
Another great show Parker 👏
Back in the early 80's I used to buy and flip second tier muscle cars. Back then you could get a 1972 GTO with a 400 engine, or a 1972 Ford Torino with a 351 Cleveland for less than a $1000. I would put $300 or $400 into them, and flip them for a couple of thousand dollars.
What an awesome story! I sure miss those days.
OUTSTANDING VIDEO. ! WELL DONE. 🇺🇸 🏆🏁
I am a fan from British Columbia this has to be one of the best videos I have ever listened to on a you tube channel, thank you......i love all cars.....thanks Parker.......
Sorry to hear about where you are from...But cars are great!
Best video yet !
Awesome video Parker,All I can say is More Of Terry love the Story for sure 👍✌️
Great stuff... always watchin
Great video. Parker if you are at Corvettes Carlisle please stop by the G row ( between the T bldg & Brick bathroom) and say hello to the Vetteheads.
Great interview.
Love this. Very cool
Omg. Thank you for the video. 😊😊😊
It would be a good idea to have a tv style series of interviews with the people like Terry from the era who dealt, , worked on , drove , raced , witnessed , grow up with this era of racing , street racing of the legendary cars , people and places eg dealerships , racetracks , dragstrips and the street locations. Before they are all gone. Of cource there would be apparently , maybe , or i heard. But would be lost if not for Terry's story of his life experience. Top video. 👍
More Terry! Good stuff
Awesome episode!!
28:35 He's got a Bob Banning insignia trim....that was my neck of the woods. Back in the day Hyattsville, Md had a Speed shop on every corner. Now they are all gone. My mother bought her Dodge from Bob Banning. Banning was heavy into racing as well. Malcom Durham's Supercar engineering and Machine was in Hyattsville. Malcom long gone but his shop is still there run by his family doing mostly just auto repairs.
🏆You're awesome🏆 you got some great friends 💯this good ol boy 🍀got R done😎✌️
I love this guy!! It’s funny what he said about fords l want thought that same shit in the 80s and 90s with my mopars!
I love this guy
Great story !
Like.... are you kidding you need to go back there and make a bunch more video's with Terry, Thanks Parker.
😄- Just this AM I shipped a '69 Dart with a 383 powertrain in Texas (at a friend's house) and it's headed to NC. Solid car, got it for a little more than half of value...
This was entirely enjoyable. My grandpa raced a car named flying buzzard
Stumbled across the channel driving for work obviously I just listen super informative. It’s funny listening to him and the his history. My father owned a 68 SS Chevelle 396/375 and it got stolen so first he’s looking at a 66 L-72 corvette but he was 25 and it was 1971 so the insurance was gonna be just as much as the car payment. So then it boiled down to a SS Nova 396/375 but the clutch was worn and he wouldn’t come down so for the same 1900 he bought a 69 Copo with 36,000 NOT a bad deal his cousin in Virginia had a 69 Copo Chevelle. They were hot rods but they were just cars to folks back then
Thanks for the support!
@@backyardbarnfinds No thanks for the great listening and informative discussion I drive 5 days a week 2500 plus miles love the podcast
28:35 Sellers Chry/Ply was also 10min from Hyattsville Md.
That was awesome
I'd like to see Terry share some of his 8mm movies.
Grumpy Jenkins was from Pa. about 75 or 80 miles north of you peeps.
Just awesome
Yeah more Terry
Wow! 👌
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✌Excellent
did you have the one of one Baldwin-Motion LS7 Camaro?
EXCELLENT
Those performance cars that he sold in the day for a few thousand dollars are worth millions today.
Does anyone know what car the hubcaps cam frome on the bottom row on the left side with the chrome and white inside. I found a couple of them on my property in very bad shape and was interested in knowing. I have a whole collection of dented and slightly rusted out hubcaps that I have found on my property on my wall.
Wow, I need about 8 more hours of listening to that guy. Sure would like to know more about his disappointment is that boss eliminator.
No Hemi Cuda’s or LO23 Darts? He wasn’t the top dog then.
Guess it would be like trying to sell 100 thousand dollar high performance cars and trucks today. If you can afford it you will buy it
There's nothing like owning a R code Ford.
Why can’t we have the info where the cars were sold ?
Cause you never tell anyone where your goat is tied up. Some knucklehead is gonna come along and f*ck it.
Terry s family had a dealership in Waynesboro pa
Sounds like this guy is from Maryland.
👍👍👍👍👍
What an incredible privileged life. Awesome.
Great reminiscing, takes me back to the good old days when America was still sane. MAGA.
I was born in the wrong era.
Me too
Shimmy Shimmy Sham used car dealers are not totally believable in most cases !
Hell me and terry are in the same town in Waynesboro thay use to run a speed shop on potomic street