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Excellent!

Thanks a million for posting and refreshing our precious memories !

I want that life

do you all remember the very first time you flew on a plane? watching the ground tilt and fall away below, kinda crazy

I was there back then. Sometime at night, you could hear the MGM lion roaring around dinner time. Once it closed permanently, we skated in the pools. Good ole TO.

As a young kid, I saw the Tournament of Thrills, a stunt show that used Fords. I still have the programs, one from 1967, the other from 1971. The second one has Buzz Bundy's autograph. He did the driving stunts for the James Bond film, Diamonds are Forever. The show used many of the same stunts as this video, but added high-ski driving, the T-bone crash, and more synchronized driving. The cars were all Mustangs for '67, and a mix of Mustangs, Mavericks, and Pintos for '71, when they went full-on advertising (e.g. "the tough Maverick").

In 1950 only 9% of American homes had TV. This was a show !

Any idea where?

I remember back in early 70’s there was a group who did this in Freeport Il, had the Auto Body Leap of Death. I wanted to be one of those guys. Ended up later I had one of them on my paper route, he was a fireman and did this crazy stuff on the weekends

Cascadeurs!!! Last saw a team 1973 giens,France....now long gone......

What a find... wanted to cry about those sedans they were using as cushions; I've restored much rougher than those.

look ma. no seat belt!

Great entertainment back then. Its normal now, just add cell phones.

“Hurricane Hell Drivers”

They wrecked a lot of good cars, but if everyone paid a quarter for admission...

When I saw the thumbnail I thought it was a model car diorama.BTW 1947 was the year I was born.

Just like a Chitwoods show in the '90s

Somebody send this to Cletus McFarland

Rare view of Falls when dry @ 1:12

When look at these old videos and you think yourself wives were lived people are here in this video been on video before or since there's people in this video born in the 1870s

Man I wonder what kind of car at 141 its has a red grill panel truck thing

The Glory days. 🤟🏼👏🏼

Great video, white shirts seemed to the order of the day😁👍

Safety anyone?

The announcer was my dad

Before it became Sissyville

simple days ,brill

Cool home movie

What kind of car was the yellow one?

Meh, I see this everyday on 91!!!

Lot of good sheet metal was ruined. Mostly Fords. No value back then.

Cool video. Loved the music.

My late husband worked in one of these shows. @2:05 He was the one that was in the outhouse when the motorcycle crashed into it.

"We survived WWII, so I guess we're invincible?"

Everyone is nicely dressed.

Definitely daredevils!!!! Love the music 😂😂😂

Show de horrores

Nothing compared to the way people drive today with cell phones...😅

the backdrop looks like thompson

Holy shit..

Men having fun! Nice 👍

The crowd only has white or blue shirts? Must be some kind of rule.

is this Stafford raceway??

Great stuff... they were honking! Nice paint schemes as well.

Good one.

Much later than 1967. By the look of the white roundels on the Routemaster bus, about 1974/5.

What happened to the White Fence and the Graves?

surf fishing nice thank you

1967 was the best year of my life.

This video was from 1975. The Maine Jaycees also wore these uncle sam costumes in Miami, Florida at the Jaycees National Convention during summer of 1975. I was one of the 2 kids in uncle sam costumes leading the Jaycees.