Mercy, this brings back memories. My father is Sail'n Sam Sommers #27 who drove for MC Anderson Racing. I was a kid but, Mr. LaRosa was very very cool to be around! He definitely had something in his presence everyone could pickup on. He was going to leave his mark on the world at whatever he chose to do in life. I can still see my Mom's eyes light up telling stories about Lou cutting the rug! She was quite impressed with Lou's dancing skills! Good times even though the ride didn't last long. It wasn't all racing, all of the time!
I’d love to have these guys in my shop these days.
Mercy, this brings back memories. My father is Sail'n Sam Sommers #27 who drove for MC Anderson Racing. I was a kid but, Mr. LaRosa was very very cool to be around! He definitely had something in his presence everyone could pickup on. He was going to leave his mark on the world at whatever he chose to do in life. I can still see my Mom's eyes light up telling stories about Lou cutting the rug! She was quite impressed with Lou's dancing skills! Good times even though the ride didn't last long. It wasn't all racing, all of the time!
One of the best interviews I’ve seen in a long time, and one of the best engine builders ever
Enjoyed hearing Lou and his experiences, and his take on things.
That #2 car behind them is from 1981 and is a bonafide badass
and it won 0 times
@@tchapps88 haha