and he is the greatest crew chief in the history of the sport when it comes to raw stats. wins, t5s, 10s, and cups. by a long shot. i'm sure not all those were solely richard's.
Yep- dale was an integral part of it all and a great crew chief . When he left Petty wasn't the same nor was the team , I heard Linda make comments about that somewhere . . Richard and Dale always so very close .
The older generation is a walking history book and we should all be fortunate enough to hear their stories because they are fading fast and with them our history. What a true blessing and privilege it is for me to hear this man describe his life, a different time but all the same struggles.
Dale is 85 yo and his memory is still pretty good. When he was younger he was a BIG strong and tough man and a real nice guy. The death of Adam Petty was real hard on him. I hear he was like a second Dad to Adam. They don't make em like that any longer.
You gotta love Stapleton and Logan giving us history lessons on what made NASCAR great back in the day. Can’t thank u guys enough for giving us this amazing content
Dale Inman is allowed to say 'we'...! After all, he's a NASCAR Hall of Fame member...! He can say we...! Thanks, keep up your awesomeness and go enjoy some nature today...!
Great video, I'm 63 years old, and I've liked Richard Petty since I was around 8 years old, my all time favorite stock car driver. While growing up, several things were synonymous for me in stock car racing, (1)Richard Petty, (2) 426 Hemi's, (3) Mopar, and (4) STP racing. Long live the King.
Hey I'm 65 and I'm sure we read the same book it's all the same movie then pulling for petty since I was about 12:00 1970 69 somewhere around there back then there's a lot about strategy and guts I called them loaded dump trucks as in the way they handled anyway nice to know there's still a few of us around take care!
63 myself first race I attended not quiet 5 years old. 1964 daytona 500. Got his autograph that day and became lifetime fan. Long live the king. Young people are hurting not many decent heroes to look up to nowadays
Mr Inman, you were and still are part of the Petty family & team, us fans don't mind you saying "we" when referring to the Petty team, you earn that sir...
I was about 7 when I first saw Richard's 1972 Charger that he briefly raced ( between the 72 Plymouth and the 73 Charger ) That vision has shaped my life!
I've visited the Petty Museum and was amazed by how much history has been saved there, or at least reproduced. My granddaughters colored a picture of the Cars movie Strip Weathers Superbird, left them with the lady behind the counter along with our address. Richard signed both pictures and sent them to us, and I had them framed for the girls. I cannot adequately describe how much I have enjoyed watching your history videos- I just got started with the North Wilkesboro, Rockingham and now Petty Enterprises videos, can't wait to go down the rabbit hole even further!
I absolutely LOVE these shop tour videos. This Petty Enterprises facility may not look like much compared to today's modern mega shops like you'll find at Hendrick Motorsports, Roush Racing or Joe Gibbs, but in its heyday, Petty Enterprises was a monster facility that dwarfed the competition. It is also interesting to see how the Petty shops grew and expanded over time. Most of the present day big operations are in one enormous single building, divided into multiple departments for specialty work. Petty's shop started as a shed and grew into numerous separate buildings over a 40 year period that kind of became their own specialty areas. Yet despite the large overall size. the Petty Enterprises shop still maintains that family business feel, whereas today's shops are more like a corporate fueled arms race that are as much geared toward keeping up with the Joneses as they are being functional facilities for building and maintaining race cars. The older shops are more spartan without as much fluff. As a blue collar guy, I find those more appealing and interesting.
Big fancy Shops are nice too look at, but those older shops just have smell and feeling to them. My grandpa has a stand alone Garage (Glorified shed) that a smell will catch my attention and boom there I am Playing in the dirt with hot wheels while he was fixing something on a car. Visting older shops like that always have the history in the present and that homely feel
This is what it's all about. The Pettys (including Dale Inman) earned everything they got, and even though they had a "little bit" of success, they never forgot where they came from, and that's why I've always been able to relate to them so much. As the series grew, their shops had to grow to make it all work, but the family was always at the core of it all.
Listen to interviews with Richard, Dale, and Kyle, they always downplay their accomplishments. It has never been “I did this” or “I won that” and it has always been about the team and the fans.
Guys like Dale, with all their race history, won't be around forever. Glad you and Logan are doing so much to capture and preserve the history. What is also something to focus on is that there is a lot of business still being done in all those buildings.
Dale is a great guy. Stopped by his house during a yard sale and his wife talked with us a while. Dale had a shoulder injury due to a motorcycle accident on a bike Richard had given him. Great memories.
the white shorts and the black pants is what I found most interesting about his video!! Don't get me wrong, loved the video, that was just my favorite parts!
I'm not even a nascar fan but this series of talking to the old guys and learning the history is fascinating. I did meet Richard at a laneco food store behind Nazareth speed way in the 80's when I was a kid at a autograph session. Good memories.
Great series, subscribed! I’m 61 and Richard Petty is a childhood hero of mine. Also, the idea of a ‘true southern gentleman’ came to my mind when I heard Dale speaking. Keep up the good work, you two!
Inman's 8 Championships aren't mentioned often enough today. Dale had it correct the 1st time when he said "We". Richard Petty wouldve been successful but he wouldn't have won 200 races & 7 championships without Dale Inman as crew chief. Inman, Richard, & Maurice were the perfect combination.
Thank You, for educating the youth of today cause they need to remember what someone has done before, remember your past (mistakes) and your Future will be Brighter (if you remember)
honestly u make me cry as u go to all the dream racers old shops n talk to the old timers back whern we were a kid in the 80s gosh i love yah all huge huggs and thank you so mutch i need to see these before i go out
I can remember being the biggest Richard Petty fan & my dad taking me & my twin brother to Atlanta motor speedway when I was 8yrs old in 1972 & my dad took us in the infield & he seen the silver fox David Pearson walking toward us & said go get his autograph & still to this day I can remember throwing my ice cream cone down saying no, I want to see Richard Petty.. man what a spoiled brat I was, I went onto like Harry Gant in the Skoal bandit & loved Rusty Wallace from 1987 until the day he retired but I will never forget king Richard! 🏁 Thank you Stapleton for bringing back memories, you & your wife do an awesome job bringing back history! I'm a fan for life!
Richard has been my driver since the 70s, but Dale don't keep apologizing for saying 'we'. You were the man behind the machine that got Richard, the car and team into victory lane! I had a 1969 Dodge Charger with a 383 4speed in it that I would have loved to have gotten you under the hood of for an afternoon! Like this video says you are the only crew chief with 8 championships, stop selling yourself short. It took everyone to make the team to achieve everything that you all did as a team. Thank you fir all the memories.
You guys never cease to amaze me. You covered The King's Lair. The places you're getting into are amazing. Thank you so much for documenting another piece of History that will live on forever.
Wow..I'm Australian...and I know who Dale Inman is.. What a humble man... I keep saying we...I mean Richsrd or Lee.. Thanks for doing what your doing and help educate me..
I think you guys have found a niche that no other channel has......man I love the history and to make it better the stories are from the horses mouth!!! Keep em coming. Would love to hear from the AL gang Awesome Bill and DW would be a hoot
Once again you guys hit it out of the park.possibly one of your best.In 1967 I was stationed at dover Delaware and a buddy and I were one our way to Richmond va. We met the petty they were in a dodge box truck with a open trailer with the race car,I will always remember that. Keep the history stories going.
Interesting? It’s gold Jerry! Pure gold! I could listen to Dale Inman all day. Not only does he have 8 cup championships as a crew chief with tons of stories, he has a neat voice and could probably even do radio or tv commentating.
Mitchell, you really should try to find some old paneling from an old office like that to decorate your office with. That would really open some conversations. So cool! Love the video.
Great video thanks for posting. First time I met Dale Inman was in 1972 when I was going to the races with bud Moore and his wife Betty and my best friend Greg Moore. I was 17 at the time and when I shook dales hand I thought he was going to crush it. Grip like a vice. Real nice man then and now
I want to thank you for this video. I am one of many people that consider themselves the biggest Richard Petty fan on the planet. I have met the King once. I took my family to the museum in 2017 but missed the King by one day. We were fortunate enough to talk to both daughters that work at the museum and get pictures. They were as down to earth as the could be.
You are doing a great job putting racing history memories to the forefront. I enjoy watching all the teams and shops you both are visiting. Keep up the good work. This history is much needed to share and save for future fans to enjoy.....
To get a personal tour with Dale Inman has to be at the top of my personal list of the videos you have made! You never cut corners and constantly raise the bar with every video you produce, you are the best!!
A buddy of mine has what the collector said was the last Charger built by Petty Enterprises. Really enjoyed this video, thanks for taking the time post it for us Nascar fans!
Yet another awesome video. What a humble person Dale is. He is crew chief for all of Richards' championships and yet throws back all the credit to Richard.
Y'all have really found your own lane! There's a whole generation (or 3) out here that just loves this stuff... And the edit when he was talking championships was great!
A living legend. THE Dale Inman. Thank you for doing what we never had the balls to do and seek this stuff out. It's truly incredible what you are doing for the history of our sport
amazing video. You 2 are knocking it of the park. I cant express enough how much I enjoy this content. I started following you before you moved to NC and enjoyed your content then. Now I absolutely love this channel. I also enjoy the fact that you and beautiful Morgan are always together. My wife and I are close like that. We do everything together and I think that is special to see you doing the same.I can hardly wait to see the next video. Keep up the amazing work.
@@Stapleton42 lol sorry. I don't have any idea how I got Morgan out of all that. I did buy a hat, sticker and mystery shirt and i did leave a tip for you Logan.. I'm excited to se my mystery shirt. At least I got the beautiful part correct lol.
My family and I visited the Museum in 1992 before the Mountain Dew Southern 500 at Darlington. We met everyone that day. Richard, Dale, Lynda, etc. Lee was hitting golf balls in the yard next door. It was one of the coolest days ever. I still have my Fan Apperception tour Handout card signed by Richard, Lynda and Dale. Priceless to me. Love your videos.
Between your videos and my travel to NC for work I am now finding myself enthralled with NASCAR. It's really bring back some good memories to watching the CUP races on Sundays with my Dad, I wish I would have stayed a fan earlier but man is this content bringing me back. Thanks Mitchell and Logan!
@@Stapleton42 it must have been a funny story about the truck bumper the way he started to grin you guys do an incredible job appreciate the amount of work you both do
I vistited the Petty Museum back in 2001 , it was the first building on the right as you came into the driveway . It was more like a large 2 stall garage , and I believe Richards mom still lived in the house . If memory serves me right , there was a row of single stall garages out back . I have pictures of the inside .The door faced the driveway and as I was leaving , an older lady was driving by noticed me , gave me a big smile and waved , I never did know who it was .
Watching Dale's limp become more and more pronounced, he was taking deeper and deeper breath's and puff'n more and more as he led Mitchell and Logan through the buildings only goes to show how much it took out of his old, worn out body. BUT he was a trooper and continued on. Mostly because it brought back soooooo many years chalk full of memories,, he retrieved sooooo many snippits, albeit; 'movies in his mind' (my ol Grandma would call her memories that) of yesteryear and it was fun but it did take a toll on his body. We know the kids thanked him for the time he spent with them but perhaps it would take an elder like me (I'm 75) to notice he became more and more 'a hurt'n unit' as time went along.
I’ve been living in Walnut Cove, NC for 3 years now, and still haven’t bothered to drive down to Randleman to see the Petty complex yet. Haven’t bothered to drive even to Welcome to visit RCR either. Shame on me!!! I love you guys for what you do. Thank you!!😕
Man, I'm glad I got to see this. Saved it for a day I knew I'd need a bit of uplifting SAW material...today. You guys are the best, Mitchell and Logan. Cannot wait for the next one as always. Love you guys and all that you do. The new Winston Cup style SAW shirt is killer, too...payday this Friday, I'm snagging one. 🙂
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I heard Adam was buried at the petty property.
I do it for DALE #3 EVERYDAY.
I remember seeing pictures of wrecked cars parked in the "Petty Woods" in some car magazine. Did you see anything like that?
Dale Inman should not feel bad about saying “We” when describing things. He was their for a lot of it.
Absolutely. He is the only non Petty from PE in the HOF.
and he is the greatest crew chief in the history of the sport when it comes to raw stats. wins, t5s, 10s, and cups. by a long shot. i'm sure not all those were solely richard's.
I agree. I think he is a large part of why Petty Enterprises was so successful. He is almost too humble..Take the credit you deserve sir.
Amen
Yep- dale was an integral part of it all and a great crew chief . When he left Petty wasn't the same nor was the team , I heard Linda make comments about that somewhere . . Richard and Dale always so very close .
The older generation is a walking history book and we should all be fortunate enough to hear their stories because they are fading fast and with them our history. What a true blessing and privilege it is for me to hear this man describe his life, a different time but all the same struggles.
Absolutely true Tim. We are glad you’re here
Dude, you're absolutely killing it with the NASCAR history. This is wild that you're getting all of this access!! So incredible.
Glad all of these folks are so happy to share it too!
Dale is 85 yo and his memory is still pretty good. When he was younger he was a BIG strong and tough man and a real nice guy. The death of Adam Petty was real hard on him. I hear he was like a second Dad to Adam. They don't make em like that any longer.
You gotta love Stapleton and Logan giving us history lessons on what made NASCAR great back in the day. Can’t thank u guys enough for giving us this amazing content
Thanks Jared we are glad you appreciate this stuff as much as we do!!
Dale Inman is allowed to say 'we'...! After all, he's a NASCAR Hall of Fame member...! He can say we...! Thanks, keep up your awesomeness and go enjoy some nature today...!
Well said!
Mitchell you are filling a huge hole in the history of NASCAR
I’m glad you get a hold of these legends!
Great video, I'm 63 years old, and I've liked Richard Petty since I was around 8 years old, my all time favorite stock car driver. While growing up, several things were synonymous for me in stock car racing, (1)Richard Petty, (2) 426 Hemi's, (3) Mopar, and (4) STP racing. Long live the King.
Hey I'm 65 and I'm sure we read the same book it's all the same movie then pulling for petty since I was about 12:00 1970 69 somewhere around there back then there's a lot about strategy and guts I called them loaded dump trucks as in the way they handled anyway nice to know there's still a few of us around take care!
63 myself first race I attended not quiet 5 years old. 1964 daytona 500. Got his autograph that day and became lifetime fan. Long live the king. Young people are hurting not many decent heroes to look up to nowadays
Im 54 years old & its hard to realize being my age & still having my childhood hero around
Mr Inman, you were and still are part of the Petty family & team, us fans don't mind you saying "we" when referring to the Petty team, you earn that sir...
Always comment as WE.. Dale Inman,, yes you are Petty Enterprises.
22:58 7 Championships plus 1 more. He is "THE MAN". Respect to you sir.
Absolutely 💪🏻
What is so amazing is the shops are still in use restoring cars an putting the petty touch on Cameros ,mustangs an changers and challengers
I was about 7 when I first saw Richard's 1972 Charger that he briefly raced ( between the 72 Plymouth and the 73 Charger ) That vision has shaped my life!
Dude this is soooooo damn cool. Pure NASCAR royalty right there! You are living the freaking dream!
Thanks Jebediah!! Definitely pretty wild when I think about it..
Have much respect for Dale Inman
I've visited the Petty Museum and was amazed by how much history has been saved there, or at least reproduced. My granddaughters colored a picture of the Cars movie Strip Weathers Superbird, left them with the lady behind the counter along with our address. Richard signed both pictures and sent them to us, and I had them framed for the girls. I cannot adequately describe how much I have enjoyed watching your history videos- I just got started with the North Wilkesboro, Rockingham and now Petty Enterprises videos, can't wait to go down the rabbit hole even further!
Wow man that’s awesome. We are so glad you’re here!
I absolutely LOVE these shop tour videos. This Petty Enterprises facility may not look like much compared to today's modern mega shops like you'll find at Hendrick Motorsports, Roush Racing or Joe Gibbs, but in its heyday, Petty Enterprises was a monster facility that dwarfed the competition. It is also interesting to see how the Petty shops grew and expanded over time. Most of the present day big operations are in one enormous single building, divided into multiple departments for specialty work. Petty's shop started as a shed and grew into numerous separate buildings over a 40 year period that kind of became their own specialty areas. Yet despite the large overall size. the Petty Enterprises shop still maintains that family business feel, whereas today's shops are more like a corporate fueled arms race that are as much geared toward keeping up with the Joneses as they are being functional facilities for building and maintaining race cars. The older shops are more spartan without as much fluff. As a blue collar guy, I find those more appealing and interesting.
Very true man
Big fancy Shops are nice too look at, but those older shops just have smell and feeling to them. My grandpa has a stand alone Garage (Glorified shed) that a smell will catch my attention and boom there I am Playing in the dirt with hot wheels while he was fixing something on a car. Visting older shops like that always have the history in the present and that homely feel
I got to visit there and got hangout with Dale and Richard what amazing people and an amazing place
That’s awesome you got both of them
dale Inman. greatest crew chief of all time
This is what it's all about. The Pettys (including Dale Inman) earned everything they got, and even though they had a "little bit" of success, they never forgot where they came from, and that's why I've always been able to relate to them so much. As the series grew, their shops had to grow to make it all work, but the family was always at the core of it all.
I can't believe family members worked so well together for over 25 years without arguing constantly.
Listen to interviews with Richard, Dale, and Kyle, they always downplay their accomplishments. It has never been “I did this” or “I won that” and it has always been about the team and the fans.
Guys like Dale, with all their race history, won't be around forever. Glad you and Logan are doing so much to capture and preserve the history. What is also something to focus on is that there is a lot of business still being done in all those buildings.
Dale is a great guy. Stopped by his house during a yard sale and his wife talked with us a while. Dale had a shoulder injury due to a motorcycle accident on a bike Richard had given him. Great memories.
This is so fricking CQQL!!😎👍🏻🇺🇸🦅
the white shorts and the black pants is what I found most interesting about his video!! Don't get me wrong, loved the video, that was just my favorite parts!
I could watch these ole skool/throw back videos every day! Thanks Mitchell and Miss Logan!
Thanks Doug we are glad to have you on the team 💪🏻
I wish I could like this comment multiple times.
Thank you for your service Dale!
I'm not even a nascar fan but this series of talking to the old guys and learning the history is fascinating. I did meet Richard at a laneco food store behind Nazareth speed way in the 80's when I was a kid at a autograph session. Good memories.
The cab over dodge truck is priceless and needs restoration work done for the museum
Great series, subscribed! I’m 61 and Richard Petty is a childhood hero of mine. Also, the idea of a ‘true southern gentleman’ came to my mind when I heard Dale speaking. Keep up the good work, you two!
Thanks Ron welcome to the team!
Dale is such a humble person.
Thanks For Uploading Richard Petty Number 43 Stp Buick Regal From 1981
Inman's 8 Championships aren't mentioned often enough today. Dale had it correct the 1st time when he said "We". Richard Petty wouldve been successful but he wouldn't have won 200 races & 7 championships without Dale Inman as crew chief. Inman, Richard, & Maurice were the perfect combination.
Totally agree i mean it’s obvious what happen to the team when he left the first time.
Dale Inman proved he was the best when he did it with labonte in 84. Richard never won the whole thing without him
It’s always been a team sport, and Dale was a huge part of Pettys team!
Logan is getting more comfortable being on camera now and that's good and proper getting involved good work both of you.
Thank you Neil!
Richard Petty is my all time favorite driver. What an awesome video. I can't wait for the museum portion of the video.
Thank You, for educating the youth of today cause they need to remember what someone has done before, remember your past (mistakes) and your Future will be Brighter (if you remember)
honestly u make me cry as u go to all the dream racers old shops n talk to the old timers back whern we were a kid in the 80s gosh i love yah all huge huggs and thank you so mutch i need to see these before i go out
Thanks man. I wish I were around then too lol
He may be ~86 but he sure does remember a lot and convey it well...some serious history here in americas biggest racing family
I can remember being the biggest Richard Petty fan & my dad taking me & my twin brother to Atlanta motor speedway when I was 8yrs old in 1972 & my dad took us in the infield & he seen the silver fox David Pearson walking toward us & said go get his autograph & still to this day I can remember throwing my ice cream cone down saying no, I want to see Richard Petty.. man what a spoiled brat I was, I went onto like Harry Gant in the Skoal bandit & loved Rusty Wallace from 1987 until the day he retired but I will never forget king Richard! 🏁 Thank you Stapleton for bringing back memories, you & your wife do an awesome job bringing back history! I'm a fan for life!
Dang that’s funny 😂 thanks man
Richard has been my driver since the 70s, but Dale don't keep apologizing for saying 'we'. You were the man behind the machine that got Richard, the car and team into victory lane!
I had a 1969 Dodge Charger with a 383 4speed in it that I would have loved to have gotten you under the hood of for an afternoon!
Like this video says you are the only crew chief with 8 championships, stop selling yourself short. It took everyone to make the team to achieve everything that you all did as a team. Thank you fir all the memories.
You guys never cease to amaze me. You covered The King's Lair. The places you're getting into are amazing. Thank you so much for documenting another piece of History that will live on forever.
Man I’m jealous this is my dream right there. To have Dale or Richard walk me around there and tell me about it
Your living the dream my friends. To me this is the top shop of all time. Thanks guys.
Thanks Greg!!
Love this one!! Dale is such a nice, humble guy.
People buy this mans merch. Support the man that gives us this awesome content. Another great video from Stapleton42!
Thanks Michael 💪🏻
I just bought a Petty Enterprises T Shirt at Pocono..
Very cool video!!
@@Bucketheadland1 You tha man, very cool it is.
Wow..I'm Australian...and I know who Dale Inman is..
What a humble man... I keep saying we...I mean Richsrd or Lee..
Thanks for doing what your doing and help educate me..
We are glad you're here Simon!
Got a chance to meet Dale Inman when we stopped here. Super nice guy!
I think you guys have found a niche that no other channel has......man I love the history and to make it better the stories are from the horses mouth!!! Keep em coming. Would love to hear from the AL gang Awesome Bill and DW would be a hoot
Thanks Bo! We agree
Once again you guys hit it out of the park.possibly one of your best.In 1967 I was stationed at dover Delaware and a buddy and I were one our way to Richmond va. We met the petty they were in a dodge box truck with a open trailer with the race car,I will always remember that. Keep the history stories going.
That’s awesome man. Thank you
Interesting? It’s gold Jerry! Pure gold! I could listen to Dale Inman all day. Not only does he have 8 cup championships as a crew chief with tons of stories, he has a neat voice and could probably even do radio or tv commentating.
Awsome crew chief!! 8 Championships and 7 with Richard!
Great video, Richard was always 'my man'!! Can't wait for the next Petty videos.
Mitchell, you really should try to find some old paneling from an old office like that to decorate your office with. That would really open some conversations. So cool! Love the video.
That’d be awesome 😂😂
Great video thanks for posting. First time I met Dale Inman was in 1972 when I was going to the races with bud Moore and his wife Betty and my best friend Greg Moore. I was 17 at the time and when I shook dales hand I thought he was going to crush it. Grip like a vice. Real nice man then and now
That’s awesome lol. We’d love to meet Greg Moore
When I was a kid, I tried to watch as many races on tv as I could, just to watch Richard Petty. I loved his cars. Awesome video !
I met Mr Inman and Mr Petty today at the shop and they were super friendly. Great video 👍
Thats awesome. Thank you Scott
Thanks. My favorite family as a kid. So much history.
I want to thank you for this video. I am one of many people that consider themselves the biggest Richard Petty fan on the planet. I have met the King once.
I took my family to the museum in 2017 but missed the King by one day. We were fortunate enough to talk to both daughters that work at the museum and get pictures. They were as down to earth as the could be.
Very cool of Mr Iman to give you this tour
You are doing a great job putting racing history memories to the forefront. I enjoy watching all the teams and shops you both are visiting. Keep up the good work. This history is much needed to share and save for future fans to enjoy.....
Our pleasure!
Stapleton is at the Pettys?! Hell yeah! Take my like and comment!!!
Thanks man!
To get a personal tour with Dale Inman has to be at the top of my personal list of the videos you have made! You never cut corners and constantly raise the bar with every video you produce, you are the best!!
Thanks Landon!
As an overseas viewer I'm loving seeing all this history. Things we never would get to see otherwise. Thank you and keep it up !
The inside access is unprecedented for a RUclipsr!!
I like to think we’re a bit different than the rest
A buddy of mine has what the collector said was the last Charger built by Petty Enterprises. Really enjoyed this video, thanks for taking the time post it for us Nascar fans!
Thanks gordon!! We are glad you’re here with us
Dude...I love your comment about "this is like a functional museum,"...great video...thanks for doing what ya'll do!
Great video. As a kid in the 70's King Richard was the man! I had STP stickers on everything. LOL
Yet another awesome video. What a humble person Dale is. He is crew chief for all of Richards' championships and yet throws back all the credit to Richard.
We agree!
Y'all have really found your own lane! There's a whole generation (or 3) out here that just loves this stuff... And the edit when he was talking championships was great!
Thanks man 💪🏻
Ask and Ye Shall Receive…. I mentioned I’d love for you to do a Petty history and BAM! Thanks So Much!!
A living legend. THE Dale Inman. Thank you for doing what we never had the balls to do and seek this stuff out. It's truly incredible what you are doing for the history of our sport
Great Video & Great Shirts !
Thanks man!!
Great video it’s people like you that Preserving the NASCAR history for fans of new generations
Thanks man. That’s the goal 💪🏻
Stapleton keeps dropping the heat
Thanks man. That’s our job 💪🏻
@@Stapleton42 thanks for all the awesome nascar history and everything else 🙌 love your videos
amazing video. You 2 are knocking it of the park. I cant express enough how much I enjoy this content. I started following you before you moved to NC and enjoyed your content then. Now I absolutely love this channel. I also enjoy the fact that you and beautiful Morgan are always together. My wife and I are close like that. We do everything together and I think that is special to see you doing the same.I can hardly wait to see the next video. Keep up the amazing work.
Thanks man! It’s Logan BTW lol. We appreciate you!
@@Stapleton42 lol sorry. I don't have any idea how I got Morgan out of all that. I did buy a hat, sticker and mystery shirt and i did leave a tip for you Logan.. I'm excited to se my mystery shirt. At least I got the beautiful part correct lol.
My family and I visited the Museum in 1992 before the Mountain Dew Southern 500 at Darlington. We met everyone that day. Richard, Dale, Lynda, etc. Lee was hitting golf balls in the yard next door. It was one of the coolest days ever. I still have my Fan Apperception tour Handout card signed by Richard, Lynda and Dale. Priceless to me. Love your videos.
Wow thats awesome. Yea re glad you're here man!
Been there twice, love the place and its history
How many championships?
7.
Mic drop. That’s golden content right here man, keep it up.
Thanks Dustin we will 💪🏻
Between your videos and my travel to NC for work I am now finding myself enthralled with NASCAR. It's really bring back some good memories to watching the CUP races on Sundays with my Dad, I wish I would have stayed a fan earlier but man is this content bringing me back. Thanks Mitchell and Logan!
Thanks Brian!!
BTW thanks for the Lake Speed content, I was at his win in Darlington, i watch from the infield. It was Awesome
Wow what else can be said awesome journey blown away ....
Thanks man. It’s a lot to take in…
@@Stapleton42 it must have been a funny story about the truck bumper the way he started to grin you guys do an incredible job appreciate the amount of work you both do
I vistited the Petty Museum back in 2001 , it was the first building on the right as you came into the driveway . It was more like a large 2 stall garage , and I believe Richards mom still lived in the house . If memory serves me right , there was a row of single stall garages out back . I have pictures of the inside .The door faced the driveway and as I was leaving , an older lady was driving by noticed me , gave me a big smile and waved , I never did know who it was .
Thank you so much. I am so glad that you guy's are providing this content. AWESOME!!!!!!
Dude Richard is my all time favorite driver. It’s a bucket list item for me to come see the museum and some of the Petty history in that area.
We have two more videos coming up. One about the Museum and the other about Richard’s childhood house WITH Richard 💪🏻
Watching Dale's limp become more and more pronounced, he was taking deeper and deeper breath's and puff'n more and more as he led Mitchell and Logan through the buildings only goes to show how much it took out of his old, worn out body. BUT he was a trooper and continued on. Mostly because it brought back soooooo many years chalk full of memories,, he retrieved sooooo many snippits, albeit; 'movies in his mind' (my ol Grandma would call her memories that) of yesteryear and it was fun but it did take a toll on his body. We know the kids thanked him for the time he spent with them but perhaps it would take an elder like me (I'm 75) to notice he became more and more 'a hurt'n unit' as time went along.
Thanks man. Dale is a champ
Thanks Mitch and Logan Good job.
Dale Inman, cooler then anything you seen in this video. 85 years old comedian.
I’ve been living in Walnut Cove, NC for 3 years now, and still haven’t bothered to drive down to Randleman to see the Petty complex yet. Haven’t bothered to drive even to Welcome to visit RCR either. Shame on me!!! I love you guys for what you do. Thank you!!😕
Respect!!! Dale is a living example of grace, integrity, humility that all of us can learn from. Thanks so much for these history tours!!!!
It’s super dope that you put all the pictures into your interviews and the research you put into it!!!!!
Thanks Phillip it’s a lot of work!
Man, I'm glad I got to see this. Saved it for a day I knew I'd need a bit of uplifting SAW material...today. You guys are the best, Mitchell and Logan. Cannot wait for the next one as always. Love you guys and all that you do. The new Winston Cup style SAW shirt is killer, too...payday this Friday, I'm snagging one. 🙂
Thank you joshua we appreciate you!!
the greatest, period.
love this channel, hitting all the right spots in the sport we so love
Thank you so much. We do our best
This is my favorite video so far
It's on my bucket list to go to the Petty museum and try to buy one if the old cars to restore
Speechless.
This is the BEST Vid of them all. 10 outta 10. Keep um Comming
Amazing history. Well done. 👏.. What a cool ol' guy Dale is b.t.w.... Eight championships !!! and still so humble.
this is solid country gold my man
Thanks Travis we appreciate you
Once again knocked it out of the park. Great video y'all.
Thanks man!