All the great legends when Lee and Richard raced are the back bone of NASCAR got where it is today.Legends live forever.Nascar Fan for life grew up watching NASCAR ⚡🏁🇺🇸
Wow, that pic of Lee @4:13 really reminds me of the 1940's - 60's legendary tough guy movie actor Robert Ryan. Kinda sounds like him too. I enjoyed this one.
Love it! I saw a brownie camera like my mom used during her youth up through my formative years that I have many photos from. I know I have some photos of one of her first journeys through Florida that showed the start/finish line of the beach course somewhere. I look forward to meeting y’all as much as I do Richard and Dale! ✌🏼❤️🦞
I believe I have some pictures of Leeboy at Weaverville Speedway. I will see if I can find them to share with you guys. Great video! I really enjoy the channel.
Lee Boy is up there lookin down on you boys just laughing and giggling. Keep it up I love it. Similar to throwing wrenches I had a boss tell me many years ago, If you get caught with it out. Leave it out.
Enjoyed hearing Mr. Lee talk Met him in Ontario Ca. In 1978 or 79 in the cafeteria at the race track he sat and talked with me and a couple of my brothers for at least an hour like we were somebody. He said we asked the same questions those sports writers ask LOL.. He was a great man
You know, grandpaws are often like that. They are constantly handing down lesson that they have learned from their own experiences to the younger guys. Teaching lessons without the student ever knowing that they are being schooled. If as young men we had known this, if we had listened closer, if we had payed more attention, I think we would likely be better off today. I know that you’re excited to have these audio tapes of Lee. These tapes should be included in the NASCAR Hall of Fame display. JMO
Your channel is awesome! You guys have some awesome stories and history points. And are super down to earth and real! I don't think you guys were around the day I was visiting the Petty Museum but I hope to run into you guys at your shop on my next trip to North Carolina! Would be great to meet you guys!
Hey y'all, I really appreciate your channel. I love what y'all are doing and I can't thank you all enough for what you're doing here and keeping those memories alive of your of your father. Maurice and your grandfather, Lee and and all of those stories. I really wish I could have met your grandpa. He sounded like a really heck of a guy. I've read a lot about him just sounds like a really awesome guy. Y'all are very fortunate to have a grandfather like that
Last year i went from Asheville to Columbia to Charlotte back too Asheville home. i felt like id drove forever. lee and his boys traveling to mid west, up north, out west on two Lanes. i couldn't have handled the traveling. Sleeping in cars, trucks, taking baths in creeks😂 and race 4-5 times a week. They lived rough!
It's so cool to hear Lee Petty tell it like it was . Thank you 😊
I could listen to those stories all day! Y'all are lucky to have those recordings! Thanks for sharing!!!!
Lee was not only a great driver....he was a great businessman!.
Thank You so much I have searched high and low for the audio of Mr Lee and The Chief. There is not much out there.
Awesome guys that's all I can say.Keep up the great work.
All the great legends when Lee and Richard raced are the back bone of NASCAR got where it is today.Legends live forever.Nascar Fan for life grew up watching NASCAR ⚡🏁🇺🇸
Man that is awesome. The wisdom is clear as a bell.
Lee really knew his craft.
Omg love the history ❤️
Great video loved hearing Lee talk about the way it was 😊😊😊😊
That was the best, thanks for sharing.
This was awesome guys! I can hear Maurice's voice in Lee's! Thanks for sharing! God bless!
Wow, that pic of Lee @4:13 really reminds me of the 1940's - 60's legendary tough guy movie actor Robert Ryan. Kinda sounds like him too. I enjoyed this one.
He sure does,never noticed that.
I’m old enough to remember Lee out hitting golf balls, or rocking in that chair waving at ya when you’d pull up to the petty place… great memories
🏁Another GREAT vid!!!!!🏁
Awesome👍👍
Fantastic,,,,,,,thank you ......
Pretty cool video thanks for sharing it 😊
Love it! I saw a brownie camera like my mom used during her youth up through my formative years that I have many photos from. I know I have some photos of one of her first journeys through Florida that showed the start/finish line of the beach course somewhere. I look forward to meeting y’all as much as I do Richard and Dale! ✌🏼❤️🦞
I believe I have some pictures of Leeboy at Weaverville Speedway. I will see if I can find them to share with you guys. Great video! I really enjoy the channel.
Awesome! Best regards from POLAND
That was incredible
Lee Boy is up there lookin down on you boys just laughing and giggling. Keep it up I love it.
Similar to throwing wrenches I had a boss tell me many years ago, If you get caught with it out. Leave it out.
Was at the Mecum auction this weekend and saw the Petty Challenger that had the Kings racing timeline painted in the side! What a cool car!
Enjoyed hearing Mr. Lee talk Met him in Ontario Ca. In 1978 or 79 in the cafeteria at the race track he sat and talked with me and a couple of my brothers for at least an hour like we were somebody. He said we asked the same questions those sports writers ask LOL.. He was a great man
You know, grandpaws are often like that. They are constantly handing down lesson that they have learned from their own experiences to the younger guys. Teaching lessons without the student ever knowing that they are being schooled. If as young men we had known this, if we had listened closer, if we had payed more attention, I think we would likely be better off today. I know that you’re excited to have these audio tapes of Lee. These tapes should be included in the NASCAR Hall of Fame display. JMO
very good!!!!!
Awesome 😎
Hearing Lee Petty speak, Its like listening to Richards Voice. Richards voice is deeper, but the accent and the vocal mannerisms are the same
Your channel is awesome! You guys have some awesome stories and history points. And are super down to earth and real! I don't think you guys were around the day I was visiting the Petty Museum but I hope to run into you guys at your shop on my next trip to North Carolina! Would be great to meet you guys!
Hey y'all, I really appreciate your channel. I love what y'all are doing and I can't thank you all enough for what you're doing here and keeping those memories alive of your of your father. Maurice and your grandfather, Lee and and all of those stories. I really wish I could have met your grandpa. He sounded like a really heck of a guy. I've read a lot about him just sounds like a really awesome guy. Y'all are very fortunate to have a grandfather like that
I wish the clips of Lee could have been longer. About the time I’d get interested they switched to a different clip.
My grandpa told an awesome story about Lee Petty, he delivered some " bodies in white " to Petty Enterprises when he drove a car hauler.
Last year i went from Asheville to Columbia to Charlotte back too Asheville home. i felt like id drove forever. lee and his boys traveling to mid west, up north, out west on two Lanes. i couldn't have handled the traveling. Sleeping in cars, trucks, taking baths in creeks😂 and race 4-5 times a week. They lived rough!
All American classic people
Throwing wrenches on the ground 😂