I love digging thru old stuff so cool to see, smell and feel the past ... Also fuckin love the boom tubes on the Monte that thing is just to cool bro congrats!!!!!!! Keep Mitchell in line Logan lol cheers guys!!
Same for those letters, especially the ones from Goodyear (during the "tire wars" with Hoosier) and Harry Melling. That's some next level materials of NASCAR history there!
Hey guys! This is Derek Colson! The piece of wood with the car on it at the 40:30ish mark of this video is something my Dad and I made and gave it to Darrell at North Wilkesboro Speedway while he was sitting in the back of the hauler! Really cool to see it again after all these years! Looks like it's in perfect shape!
Imagine if DW made an account and left a comment here 🤣 -honestly it looks like they moved DWs office at some point and just needed a place to put all his memorabilia and stuff, so it went in the old truck and was forgotten about. I can imagine all the awards and keepsakes accumulating over the years. Just awesome.
This was the era of NASCAR I grew up with. 80’s and 90’s. I love that the drivers from this era are practically excited for guys like you to rescue their old stuff.
He's definitely not the only one, although im super thankful he did this. I'd have a stroke if i had an opportunity like this, my whole life is deeply entrenched in vintage nascar 😂
My God, Darrell is just such a treasure. I could listen to him talk all day, and he could talk all day 😂 the fact that he held onto so many items, gifts, letters from fans speaks volumes what a great person he is. Love you DW
Back I'm gonna say around 1990-1991. Our local track here in Tucson used to invite the pros out and they would race the top five cars. The class was late model sportsman it was a dirt track. I got to meet Dale Earnhardt Senior, Richard Petty, and Darrell Waltrip. And actually have a beer I'm not sure what they were drinking keep in mind. We all just sat at the beer well and chitchatted after the race. All I have to say is those were Men for sure. We were talking about restrictor plate racing and I remember Dale Earnhardt said if it was up to me we just take those damn restrictor plates off May the best driver win! Then I became a fan LOL
(Museum Grade Stuff) is a huge understatement. This video alone belongs in a museum let alone all the memorabilia. It is the live unraveling of a time capsule
I would love to see everything restored but not replaced and of course get her running and sounding like a monster. It would be super cool to have Darryl record an audio biography on the truck so the recording can be played if used for an exhibit.
That was absolutely awesome to be able to see some of that stuff. Someday that all might be in a museum and you'll be able to say I helped ReDiscover that a out of Darrell Waltrip's old car hauler. To be able to hear from DW himself was the icing on the cake
You hear good and bad stories about people, but someone that kept all that stuff, and most of all the stuff fans gave him...that says a lot lot about the man! New found apreciation!
One of the best videos I’ve ever seen…Darrell is my favorite cup driver! I pulled for Davey until he died and Darrell has been my guy for years. Great guy and great family! Thanks for doing this Staple!
@@Stapleton42 Ya, DW was super happy it finished under caution so Richie Evans didn't beat him, again, in his Smokey Yunick Camaro (in Talladega museum). 😆 I grew up in Richie's garage, and even crew'd a modified out of there before going in the USAF. Thanks for showing this!
That was cool brought back my childhood of the 80's early 90's. Definitely need to keep that history alive thank you for sharing it👍, and yes save that sweet 71 GMC.
So many memories came flooding back watching this video. My Grandparents lived in a little town in VA called Christiansburg. Grandpa used to watch NASCAR every weekend. The best part was that Hugo Phelps used to be a neighbor and was friends with him. I remember when Hugo passed on and D.W. and a bunch of other drivers all showed up for Hugo's funeral. Grandpa was there and got to meet all of the drivers that showed up. For an small town old timer, it was a major event and highlight for him even though he had lost his friend. Grandpa has passed on, but I still remember watching races with him. Thanks for doing this video, it brought back some real good memories for me. I appreciate your enthusiasm for the good old NASCAR stuff. Keep it up, you two are doing great stuff. 👍👍
Dude that's a tuff question. There's so much super cool stuff in there. Truly a once and a lifetime experience. Great job Mitchell and Logan... keep kickin ass!!!
25 seconds in to this video.......UK viewer... I Know nothing about Dale Earnhardt ....Smashes that like buton !!!...forgotten history..LOVE IT!!! Thank you !!
That is amazing, I would be like a twelve year old kid if I was there, and witnessed all of his history stuff. DW built the sport , and it's not the same when he's not in the booth. I bet he's enjoying retirement, I hope he's doing well.
Old pictures are priceless and they tell such a story. So glad you guys got to do that and you shared it with us, great memories and all that memorabilia.
Some of this stuff is absolutely priceless but could you just imagine if you were to take everything to an automobile collectors club auction or sports/racing memorabilia auction the money that it would go for?!?!? Insane find and alot of this stuff belongs in a Nascar museum for sure!
This was one of the coolest videos, I love that era. Back when the cars were real cars, and you could tell them apart and every make was in it, except dodge.
im not even a nascar fan (i prefer dirt, i.e. - MX, rally, trophy trucks, etc.) but being born in '85 i miss the 90s so bad id do unspeakable things to go back to those days so i soaked up every unboxing in this video and support you as a follower of a solid dude with a cool gf that actually wants to be involved with his passion..lucky man you are sir
Kung Pow Sumo Tea Bag Smash...Compliments of Darrell Wal(d)trip!! Very cool stuff! Would have been a blast to go thru all that!! Thumbs up to the glass case trophy with the saguaro cacti from Phoenix ...Just because that's where I am ATM!
I was going for a multi level mashup comment with the Kung Pow Sumo, misspelling of Waltrip, and the "Water Boy" reference when you found the Gatorade powder. When you said the Kung Pow... I heard Adam Sandlers lispy voice in the movie Waterboy in my head say "compliments of Captain Insane-o". I had to share my warped take on it. Was hoping you would get a kick out of it
That Melling letter is in reference to the fatal pit road accident in the 1990 Atlanta Journal 500 that killed a member of the Melling pit crew. May that man rest in peace, interesting to see so much history that would've likely never been unearthed otherwise. Thanks for documenting this stuff.
Thank you so much for this video it is easily the best video I have ever seen on a racing channel that wasn't done at a track or while working on a car. Please continue to bring us this type of thing as it becomes available. We need to get the history of racing out there before it's gone and can't be replaced.
@@Stapleton42 in my humble opinion you are one of the best if not the best person on UA-cam. Clay Millican is the only other person who is in contention for that title which puts you both in some great company 👍
Dude you got to talk to an actual nascar driver on the phone..casually...that's so crazy and overwhelming. Everything in this video was just surreal. Wow. Epic video.
@@Stapleton42 oh yeah you know it. I'm bingewatching but saving some of the good ones 😆 thanks for the reply and the epic content as always. I'm gonna miss the hood track racing tho, those were lit
I’m a truck driver I would do anything to be able to fix the cab up and put her on the road. This is awesome and something only die hard race fans can enjoy. THANKS TO THE WALTRIPS.
I was going to comment you don't know how lucky you are to experience that but I think you actually do! Thank you for sharing this with the rest of us. Your knowledge of Nascar history is surprising. I was only six during the tire wars in 1990 and I had to research it years back.
This is my second time watching this video. Great video. I can’t believe Darrell didn’t clean this truck out before he parked it. Such treasures in that truck.
Love this video, brought back alot of memories of watching NASCAR of my dad when I was little. I know they were talking about maybe having someone get it back up and running, this is a small suggestion if you even notice it. I recommend reaching out to Gentry and Sons Trucking they do a lot of cabover rebuilds and he put alot of love in to his truck. I think this might be something he would like to get into.
For a guy that’s been, as I always say, “I was NASCAR before NASCAR was cool”, this is coolest damn show y’all have done…. Hands Down !!!!!!! Greatly Appreciate y’all 🙏
One of the coolest videos I've seen. When do you get to see the unveiling of personal property of a NASCAR legend. Thanks for sharing and thanks to DW for allowing us to see a glimpse of his life. Such a great video.
Lmao i like Spud talking about Bill Boner and "I only drink 2 kinds of beer, Budweiser, and FREE", and all the other quips and jokes lmao he fits right in on this channel. Im not even a nascar guy but i love the history and thinking what was going on in that trucka nd seeing all the time capsule stuff
Mitchell, the more I watch the more I'm glad I found your channel. I just watched the Holman Moody videos, now I'm going backwards watching your older stuff.
Thanks Scott I’m so glad to hear that because we WANT people to go watch the things we’ve already done when they find us!! Sometimes people forget to look 😂
Sick!!! Literally feel the exact same about preserving that part of history!!! Because we undeniably missed out on the best years of Racing!!! Also love the Jab at Pawnstars and American Pickers hahah
Dang, how cool is that! You are so right, time only happens once, as you said in the video. It was a huge positive experience to be able to go through this time capsule of a great race car driver's career for sure. That was also so cool to be able to speak to Darrell himself, and that you all did contact him about all his stuff that is in excellent shape. You sure stumbled upon a huge gold mine of NASCAR memorabilia for sure! This video rocks for sure, and a huge thank you to you & Logan for sharing all of this with us! Keep up the great video content, and you know I'm right there with you all.
That was awesome, all that cool stuff finally seeing the light of day after who knows how long. Kinda makes me wanna find an abandoned NASCAR hauler to dig thru. As for picking something to keep from this one, I'd probably go for one of the stickers, one of the toy cars or one of the Pontiac hats
Wow this was great!!! I normally don’t watch more than 30 minute vids but man i tell you i could have watched another 12 hours of this!! So cool guys!!!
Absolutely Amazing Video….I was so excited just to see the old hauler in your last video and now this one going through everything..Not to mention yous talking to DW on the phone…How cool was it to be able to sift through the DW history…I sure hope the old hauler finds its way into restoration….Far as if I could keep on thing, it’s such a tough one since just about everything was cool…I’d say I’d keep the drive shaft, merch is cool as hell, but an actual car part, doesn’t get any better…Thanks to both of you for bringing back history….You must have been like a kid in a toy store…
The history in this lorry is like no other the value of some of the items is mind blown. And the respect you have for the items plus all of your excitement made the video good job 👏
I just jumped on facebook and found Derek Colson who did that painting of DW's car in '81 - sent him a message with a link to the video hope he gets it! Love this discovery man what a once in a lifetime opportunity!!!
You all make such great content. The history and drivers you've had the privilege to uncover and interview is just amazing. Enjoy all your content, and really like the DW discovery
If you could keep one thing from inside this truck..what would it be?
Merch link! Stapletonautoworks.com
One of the yoyo's
The #11 mountain dew car
I love digging thru old stuff so cool to see, smell and feel the past ... Also fuckin love the boom tubes on the Monte that thing is just to cool bro congrats!!!!!!! Keep Mitchell in line Logan lol cheers guys!!
The steering wheel.
That steering wheel would be cool for the Monte if DW would let ya have it
I bet the Nascar museum wants the video tapes. Lost history needs to be digital for everyone to watch.
Same for those letters, especially the ones from Goodyear (during the "tire wars" with Hoosier) and Harry Melling. That's some next level materials of NASCAR history there!
Yeah all of those need to be digitized
Dang this is epic
Hey guys! This is Derek Colson! The piece of wood with the car on it at the 40:30ish mark of this video is something my Dad and I made and gave it to Darrell at North Wilkesboro Speedway while he was sitting in the back of the hauler! Really cool to see it again after all these years! Looks like it's in perfect shape!
Dude that’s awesome. I’m so glad you found this video 😂
Hahaha awesome
I miss DW being around the sport. Guy could tell some stories.
That's why they called him JAWS.
This is a " not all heroes wear capes " moment. I respect the amount of respect you had with the process. - Mark martin fan
Thanks dude. Mark martin guys are always respectful 🤟🏻
Man calling up Darrel Waltrip and talking to him about his hauler had to be an experience.
You mean Darrel Waldtrip
This is UNBELIEVABLY COOL!!!
We gotta keep the history. We got to appreciate it.
"Time only happens once"
Shit, that's a quote, man. Insane.
I thought Stapleton did a great job explaining why this stuff is important to him
Boogity Boogity Boogity boys let's go race I miss hearing that every week when the race is on!! Good ol DW!
Wish DW would call in and announce it BOOGITY BOOGITY BOOGITY boys let's go racing race fan's would love it
Yeah I miss him too! But he deserves his time off now!
Definitely restore the truck. That would be ideal to preserve the history, so definitely restore it to new.
dont put neil in the western auto hauler!
Imagine if DW made an account and left a comment here 🤣
-honestly it looks like they moved DWs office at some point and just needed a place to put all his memorabilia and stuff, so it went in the old truck and was forgotten about. I can imagine all the awards and keepsakes accumulating over the years. Just awesome.
This was the era of NASCAR I grew up with. 80’s and 90’s. I love that the drivers from this era are practically excited for guys like you to rescue their old stuff.
You are the only person that could ever appreciate and stand in awe of race history. Thank you for your vids bro
Thanks man. This stuff will always fire me up.
He's definitely not the only one, although im super thankful he did this. I'd have a stroke if i had an opportunity like this, my whole life is deeply entrenched in vintage nascar 😂
this truck NEEDS to be restored, its nascar history and its pretty darn cool
My late wife was a big Darrell Waltrip fan. She would have loved this.
My God, Darrell is just such a treasure. I could listen to him talk all day, and he could talk all day 😂 the fact that he held onto so many items, gifts, letters from fans speaks volumes what a great person he is. Love you DW
Back I'm gonna say around 1990-1991. Our local track here in Tucson used to invite the pros out and they would race the top five cars. The class was late model sportsman it was a dirt track. I got to meet Dale Earnhardt Senior, Richard Petty, and Darrell Waltrip. And actually have a beer I'm not sure what they were drinking keep in mind. We all just sat at the beer well and chitchatted after the race. All I have to say is those were Men for sure. We were talking about restrictor plate racing and I remember Dale Earnhardt said if it was up to me we just take those damn restrictor plates off May the best driver win! Then I became a fan LOL
Im assuming you have watched the movie Stroker Ace. If not I highly suggested I guarantee you you will dig it it
That’s awesome! Memories that will last a lifetime for sure
(Museum Grade Stuff) is a huge understatement. This video alone belongs in a museum let alone all the memorabilia. It is the live unraveling of a time capsule
I would love to see everything restored but not replaced and of course get her running and sounding like a monster. It would be super cool to have Darryl record an audio biography on the truck so the recording can be played if used for an exhibit.
That was absolutely awesome to be able to see some of that stuff. Someday that all might be in a museum and you'll be able to say I helped ReDiscover that a out of Darrell Waltrip's old car hauler. To be able to hear from DW himself was the icing on the cake
I love that you care about the history!! Those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it!!
Exactly
It would be sick if you can get a sit down interview with D.W and talk about his experiences
Your Nascar knowledge is impressive. "Time only happens once" Pearl of wisdom.
That was said on the spot I had never used that phrase before 😂
@@Stapleton42 Another way of saying live life in the moment "Time only happens once" sounds better. OK if I use that quote?
You hear good and bad stories about people, but someone that kept all that stuff, and most of all the stuff fans gave him...that says a lot lot about the man! New found apreciation!
This is so cool. I'm literally at a loss for words. So much history and so many stories!
The level of history in this one hauler is nuts! This is History hugging your face. If i could just get one piece of this. Its so stimulating.
Thank you!
Dude this is the coolest video I’ve seen in awhile. I’m a huge nascar guy. This is awesome can’t say not enough. Great job.
Thanks dude I’m glad you came across this video 💪🏻
"There's a block with a rod hangin' out of it that says 'The Winston' in Sharpie...probably nothing"
This might be the best content you have created... very cool to see all that stuff and the call with DW. Keep the great work going Sir!
Thanks man. We are always pushing to discover new things and learn!
Everything about this is freaking cool. Time capsule stuff right here. Glad you got the chance to do this.
NOO WAY I am so freaking excited you made this video!!!!!!!!
What a great group of guys to unpack history with !!!!!!
One of the best videos I’ve ever seen…Darrell is my favorite cup driver! I pulled for Davey until he died and Darrell has been my guy for years. Great guy and great family! Thanks for doing this Staple!
My pleasure! We appreciate you
Coolest that 1978 winner award making it back to the car
I think so too. Darrell was pumped to have that plaque back
@@Stapleton42 your so Awsome. Great experience, thanks for bringing us along
@@Stapleton42 Ya, DW was super happy it finished under caution so Richie Evans didn't beat him, again, in his Smokey Yunick Camaro (in Talladega museum). 😆 I grew up in Richie's garage, and even crew'd a modified out of there before going in the USAF. Thanks for showing this!
That was cool brought back my childhood of the 80's early 90's. Definitely need to keep that history alive thank you for sharing it👍, and yes save that sweet 71 GMC.
So many memories came flooding back watching this video. My Grandparents lived in a little town in VA called Christiansburg. Grandpa used to watch NASCAR every weekend. The best part was that Hugo Phelps used to be a neighbor and was friends with him. I remember when Hugo passed on and D.W. and a bunch of other drivers all showed up for Hugo's funeral. Grandpa was there and got to meet all of the drivers that showed up. For an small town old timer, it was a major event and highlight for him even though he had lost his friend. Grandpa has passed on, but I still remember watching races with him. Thanks for doing this video, it brought back some real good memories for me. I appreciate your enthusiasm for the good old NASCAR stuff. Keep it up, you two are doing great stuff.
👍👍
That’s a cool story man. I’m glad you’re here
Dude that's a tuff question. There's so much super cool stuff in there. Truly a once and a lifetime experience. Great job Mitchell and Logan... keep kickin ass!!!
25 seconds in to this video.......UK viewer... I Know nothing about Dale Earnhardt ....Smashes that like buton !!!...forgotten history..LOVE IT!!!
Thank you !!
Glad you’re here man💪🏻
I’d love to see this truck restored back to its former glory!
You two ROCK! That hauler definitely needs restored and drove.
That is amazing, I would be like a twelve year old kid if I was there, and witnessed all of his history stuff. DW built the sport , and it's not the same when he's not in the booth. I bet he's enjoying retirement, I hope he's doing well.
This is the perfect example of "Find something to do that you love,and you'll never work a day in your life". This was a great video! Keep it up!!!
That was excellent! THE TRUCK MUST RUN AND HAUL RACE CARS AGAIN!
Old pictures are priceless and they tell such a story. So glad you guys got to do that and you shared it with us, great memories and all that memorabilia.
Some of this stuff is absolutely priceless but could you just imagine if you were to take everything to an automobile collectors club auction or sports/racing memorabilia auction the money that it would go for?!?!? Insane find and alot of this stuff belongs in a Nascar museum for sure!
What’s Great find in history and how much fun🙂 yes definitely restore it with its trailer for the younger historians like yourselves🇺🇸😎🦅👍🏻🇺🇸
This was one of the coolest videos, I love that era. Back when the cars were real cars, and you could tell them apart and every make was in it, except dodge.
WOW! Complete History. Experience his whole life & he let you guys go through his history. Congratulations🎉🎉
Just hope you bring the GMC back to life.
What RAT could put a thumbs down to this video?
Not one RAT was harmed in the making of this video!
im not even a nascar fan (i prefer dirt, i.e. - MX, rally, trophy trucks, etc.) but being born in '85 i miss the 90s so bad id do unspeakable things to go back to those days so i soaked up every unboxing in this video and support you as a follower of a solid dude with a cool gf that actually wants to be involved with his passion..lucky man you are sir
Please say thanks to Darryl from me in Norway for showing us this cool stuff!!!!
And I really want to see it go broom again!!
Awesome finds. That Mark Martin Folgers car and the Harry Gant car took me way back to my childhood.
Kung Pow Sumo Tea Bag Smash...Compliments of Darrell Wal(d)trip!! Very cool stuff! Would have been a blast to go thru all that!! Thumbs up to the glass case trophy with the saguaro cacti from Phoenix ...Just because that's where I am ATM!
Hahaha thanks man
The tea bag smash comment made me laugh the most😂
I was going for a multi level mashup comment with the Kung Pow Sumo, misspelling of Waltrip, and the "Water Boy" reference when you found the Gatorade powder. When you said the Kung Pow... I heard Adam Sandlers lispy voice in the movie Waterboy in my head say "compliments of Captain Insane-o". I had to share my warped take on it. Was hoping you would get a kick out of it
Man, this vid should have a million views by now. So much jaw dropping stuff in there.
We think so too. Maybe someday
That Melling letter is in reference to the fatal pit road accident in the 1990 Atlanta Journal 500 that killed a member of the Melling pit crew. May that man rest in peace, interesting to see so much history that would've likely never been unearthed otherwise. Thanks for documenting this stuff.
Thank you so much for this video it is easily the best video I have ever seen on a racing channel that wasn't done at a track or while working on a car. Please continue to bring us this type of thing as it becomes available. We need to get the history of racing out there before it's gone and can't be replaced.
I will absolutely do as much of this stuff as possible. It’s my favorite 😂
@@Stapleton42 in my humble opinion you are one of the best if not the best person on UA-cam. Clay Millican is the only other person who is in contention for that title which puts you both in some great company 👍
Amazing time capsule. A very cool chunk of history!!
Wall-Trip was my second fav driver.
The best part is that he's still around to possibly enjoy the stuff, and bring back some cool memories.
You would think somebody had gone through all of that stuff. This is NASCAR royalty memorabilia
Dude you got to talk to an actual nascar driver on the phone..casually...that's so crazy and overwhelming. Everything in this video was just surreal. Wow. Epic video.
Thanks man! You gotta watch our videos with mark Martin and Kenny Wallace!
@@Stapleton42 oh yeah you know it. I'm bingewatching but saving some of the good ones 😆 thanks for the reply and the epic content as always. I'm gonna miss the hood track racing tho, those were lit
That was so enjoyable to watch! What more can you say than "WOW"! My notification bell is definitely on!
Heck yeah you will be glad you did 🤟🏻
Mind blowing time capsule. Amazing. Love old nascar and love old stuff. This video is amazing.
Glad you enjoyed it man!
What a sensory overload! So stoked to see all of this , thanks so much for sharing this piece of amazing history!
My favorite driver. That’s stuff is gold! Remember seeing that truck in the pits at the All American 400 in Nashville.
The monte needs that drive shaft in it. No more broken driveshafts, lol. It fits the theme.
Now that was definitely worth 47 mins ! Excellent video!!!!
Mark Martin was my favorite driver growing up. That's crazy you know him. I hear he's a really nice guy
He’s a really cool dude
That truck totally needs to be made right again! It's racing history!
I’m a truck driver I would do anything to be able to fix the cab up and put her on the road. This is awesome and something only die hard race fans can enjoy. THANKS TO THE WALTRIPS.
I was going to comment you don't know how lucky you are to experience that but I think you actually do! Thank you for sharing this with the rest of us. Your knowledge of Nascar history is surprising. I was only six during the tire wars in 1990 and I had to research it years back.
Thanks man! I am always absorbing things 💪🏻
This is my second time watching this video. Great video. I can’t believe Darrell didn’t clean this truck out before he parked it. Such treasures in that truck.
Right?
Love this video, brought back alot of memories of watching NASCAR of my dad when I was little. I know they were talking about maybe having someone get it back up and running, this is a small suggestion if you even notice it. I recommend reaching out to Gentry and Sons Trucking they do a lot of cabover rebuilds and he put alot of love in to his truck. I think this might be something he would like to get into.
Me Two Thank you for The memories
That would be awesome conten G&S AND STAPLETON42 IN WILL IT RUN VIDEO 💯🇺🇸🔥✌✌
@@kennethatchley3355 I Think Its In The Future
Yesssss I agree with this be a cool ass video
For a guy that’s been, as I always say, “I was NASCAR before NASCAR was cool”, this is coolest damn show y’all have done…. Hands Down !!!!!!!
Greatly Appreciate y’all 🙏
thanks dude!!
One of the coolest videos I've seen. When do you get to see the unveiling of personal property of a NASCAR legend. Thanks for sharing and thanks to DW for allowing us to see a glimpse of his life. Such a great video.
I'm so glad I found your videos, I've been bingeing on your channel for a week. This 56 year old feels like a kid watching this stuff.
Heck yeah we love to hear that!
This was the time when men were men cars was real and racing was racing Thank you for memory lane
I am so glad to watch this to live vicariously through you guys and looking at NASCAR history.
thanks man thats what we are here for!
Thanks for bringing us this part!
That 66 car statue with the cacti, you can actually see that during the broadcast of the 2000 Phoenix race.
Lmao i like Spud talking about Bill Boner and "I only drink 2 kinds of beer, Budweiser, and FREE", and all the other quips and jokes lmao he fits right in on this channel. Im not even a nascar guy but i love the history and thinking what was going on in that trucka nd seeing all the time capsule stuff
It's like stepping in a time warp. I love looking at all the forgotten history. I envy you. Keep the good times coming!
That grant steering wheel is so freakin sick!!!!!
Mitchell, the more I watch the more I'm glad I found your channel. I just watched the Holman Moody videos, now I'm going backwards watching your older stuff.
Thanks Scott I’m so glad to hear that because we WANT people to go watch the things we’ve already done when they find us!! Sometimes people forget to look 😂
Been waiting for this one! The driveshaft and roller full of old hardware were my favorites. Thanks for sharing this.
your enthusiasm is contagious
thanks man
Sick!!! Literally feel the exact same about preserving that part of history!!! Because we undeniably missed out on the best years of Racing!!! Also love the Jab at Pawnstars and American Pickers hahah
Dang, how cool is that! You are so right, time only happens once, as you said in the video. It was a huge positive experience to be able to go through this time capsule of a great race car driver's career for sure. That was also so cool to be able to speak to Darrell himself, and that you all did contact him about all his stuff that is in excellent shape.
You sure stumbled upon a huge gold mine of NASCAR memorabilia for sure! This video rocks for sure, and a huge thank you to you & Logan for sharing all of this with us!
Keep up the great video content, and you know I'm right there with you all.
That was awesome, all that cool stuff finally seeing the light of day after who knows how long. Kinda makes me wanna find an abandoned NASCAR hauler to dig thru. As for picking something to keep from this one, I'd probably go for one of the stickers, one of the toy cars or one of the Pontiac hats
Wow this was great!!! I normally don’t watch more than 30 minute vids but man i tell you i could have watched another 12 hours of this!! So cool guys!!!
Absolutely Amazing Video….I was so excited just to see the old hauler in your last video and now this one going through everything..Not to mention yous talking to DW on the phone…How cool was it to be able to sift through the DW history…I sure hope the old hauler finds its way into restoration….Far as if I could keep on thing, it’s such a tough one since just about everything was cool…I’d say I’d keep the drive shaft, merch is cool as hell, but an actual car part, doesn’t get any better…Thanks to both of you for bringing back history….You must have been like a kid in a toy store…
The history in this lorry is like no other the value of some of the items is mind blown. And the respect you have for the items plus all of your excitement made the video good job 👏
You’re English huh…called it a lorry 😂 thanks man
We appreciate you Simon!
Awesome history lesson, you guys are my favourite channel.
Thanks dude you da man 🤟🏻
I love the respect and adoration you have for this man. I mean, he’s a legend and deserves it but still the same. Great content!
thank you!
That was awesome seeing those cool things. Thanks for sharing with us.
Glad you’re here for it man
I just jumped on facebook and found Derek Colson who did that painting of DW's car in '81 - sent him a message with a link to the video hope he gets it! Love this discovery man what a once in a lifetime opportunity!!!
you are not lying, Bella canvas is one of my customers . high dollar sh!t brother !! awesome to see you going through D.W.s time capsule .....
Thanks dude. Only the best 🤟🏻
You all make such great content. The history and drivers you've had the privilege to uncover and interview is just amazing. Enjoy all your content, and really like the DW discovery
Thank you bill!
This was freaking sweet! Not even a big fan of his but the history is too cool
Ive watched Darrel grow, now watching you grow Stapleton , Awesome ....... Awesome.............................
Thanks man 💪🏻 just getting started