Yes. Do More. I just found this channel. I love this sort of thing. My NASCAR chassis knowledge ends in around the early to mid-90s. I learned a bit about the more "modern" chassis, from this video. Very interesting.
This is the stuff I love. I seriously cannot put into words how much I love these types of videos. Most people just rehash the same stuff. I want to know more about EVERYTHING. I want the history on every piece. I want the stories! I love this. Thank you so much!
I enjoyed this video very much. I have been hooked on NASCAR since I was in the military and stationed in Virginia in 1965. I was from the west coast and I had only watched midgets, sprinters and modifieds up until that time. Your history of behind the scenes of NASCAR is one of few channels like this. Keep up the good work! 😎 🏁
Absolutely (share all the Graveyard Vids you can), and keep the Great Content coming! It's always fascinating to see what becomes of these Cars after the fact.
It was sad seeing that John Wes Townley truck sitting there rotting away. I liked those Zaxby's paint schemes. Such a shame that John went downhill and tried to kill his ex wife. I am glad he didn't succeed but I am sad he had to die in order for her to live. Thank you for showing this NASCAR chassis graveyard to us!
Oh yes keep these videos coming. I found your channel with JJC's auction and after watching this one I sure learned alot and find them very interesting. Great video and you got a new subscriber. Thanks.
This is awesome. Great video. Do you know where I could find an 80s monte carlo or Buick Regal stock Car chassis in the Mooresville or surrounding areas
@@stockcarsurplus I'm all ears. I live in Statesville and looking to build a classic stock Car based SCCA car. I have a 86 Olds 442 for car shows and a 83 and 85 monte carlo to build 1 good race car off of but would love an old school nascar chassis
Excellent vid. A question; @1:15 you're saying something i can't quite make out. Sounds like you're saying..."They're beyond the ability to go back thru the "Robert Arm" ? or maybe "Romeron" ? Please clarify. I eat this stuff up,every detail.
Been following you since before you deleted insta then came back as stock car plus. Loving the content man, thanks for making it! Fun fact i've actually got one of JW Townley's old fire suits.
Man... there are a few spots with some chunky welds on those roll cages. I always assumed because of safety those things got some top notch welding done on them.
I'm from outside of Toronto. When I went to Mooresville to pick up my racecar I found the whole area fascinating gear heads dream although I only had a day and a half to hang out. Scrap yards, smaller team shops, resellers like yourselves, Lake Norman bring it!
Well it could be because there was 2 in the movie my first thought myself was it's the trailer from maximum overdrive but without the vins you can't prove it.
I love the channel and have subscribed! This type content is very interesting to me! I am looking to get my hands on a Craftsman truck chassis. Any ideas where I could find one? Age nor completeness matters.
Our best friends live in Winston Salem area. We visit them about once a year. Can a regular person like myself be able to go and get some.of the older sheetmetal for a personal man cave(mine)? Just would like to get a nose piece or bumper, or tailgate for.my wall.
Awesome video! Love learning about the different chassis. Do you know who made RCI chassis? I purchased a used truck chassis and it has RCI stamped in the cross bar.
I know you said theyre not for sale, but what about a piece? My boy would be over the moon if i bought him a part of a real NASCAR. Like a little section of roll cage tubing he can put on shelf?
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Love seeing the old history of nascar. Most people don't get to see/ know the cool factory of the old cars
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I LOVE IT!!! I ENJOY LEARNING EVERYTHING ABOUT NASCAR!!!! GREAT VIDEO AND EDUCATION. THANKS FOR SHARING!!!!
Thanks John ! Glad you enjoyed it!
Yes. Do More. I just found this channel. I love this sort of thing. My NASCAR chassis knowledge ends in around the early to mid-90s. I learned a bit about the more "modern" chassis, from this video.
Very interesting.
Glad you enjoyed the video ! Thanks for taking the time to comment and letting me know!
This is the stuff I love. I seriously cannot put into words how much I love these types of videos. Most people just rehash the same stuff.
I want to know more about EVERYTHING. I want the history on every piece. I want the stories! I love this. Thank you so much!
Glad you enjoy the channel Wiily!
Thanks for the compliment, there's more to come!
These are cool finds, Really enjoy you bringing us along on your adventures and edgucatingb us on these finds
Thanks Jeff ! Glad you enjoy the channel, thanks for your support!
I enjoyed this video very much. I have been hooked on NASCAR since I was in the military and stationed in Virginia in 1965. I was from the west coast and I had only watched midgets, sprinters and modifieds up until that time. Your history of behind the scenes of NASCAR is one of few channels like this. Keep up the good work! 😎 🏁
Thanks Gary ! I appreciate the compliment and your support!
New drinking game: every time that he says Hendrick chassis, take a shot. You'll be drunk two minutes in to the first round. 😂
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Woke up this morning recovering from alcohol poisoning… 10/10 would do it again
@@probiethetank8825 I should have posted a warning about the risk of alcohol poisoning. 🤣🤣
Well the pedal is dead give away.
@@codyology 😂😂😂
Love this stuff ! Thanks for taking us along
Thanks Michael ! Glad you enjoy it!
Absolutely (share all the Graveyard Vids you can), and keep the Great Content coming! It's always fascinating to see what becomes of these Cars after the fact.
Glad you enjoy the content! Thanks for your comment and supporting the channel
I like the video. I enjoy looking at the old equipment. You can learn a lot.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. I appreciate your support!
Like the video loves seeing more of the body components when there are some
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Enjoyed the tour. Fun stuff.
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Just found this channel and find these videos really interesting. Keep it up!
Glad you enjoy it, I appreciate your support!
Enjoyed this video. I'd like to see more like this. You have incredible knowledge as well. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it! I appreciate the compliment and your support !
Another good video. Enjoyed watching the behind the scenes of stock cars..
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for commenting, I appreciate your support!
I love seeing that old Thurston Motor Lines trailer. That brings back memories!
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Congrats on the last video’s success! Definitely helped spread your channel out to more people. Look forward to future videos!
Thanks ! I appreciate it and your support !
Interesting video, very informative. Thanks for the share. 😁🙏
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for supporting the channel!
Great video. As a scale modeler that's some very good reference material.
Glad you enjoy the channel and content!
great video. amazing to see this side of the sport. great content thanks for sharing .
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This was so cool would love to see more videos like this
Glad you enjoyed it, more to come in the future!
It was sad seeing that John Wes Townley truck sitting there rotting away. I liked those Zaxby's paint schemes. Such a shame that John went downhill and tried to kill his ex wife. I am glad he didn't succeed but I am sad he had to die in order for her to live. Thank you for showing this NASCAR chassis graveyard to us!
Glad you enjoyed the video.
Oh yes keep these videos coming. I found your channel with JJC's auction and after watching this one I sure learned alot and find them very interesting. Great video and you got a new subscriber. Thanks.
Thanks for supporting the channel Robbie! I'm glad you enjoy the videos and were able to pick up something new.
2:31 apparently that car almost won at Dega in 2013 with Kasey Kahne. 2013 Aaron's 312.
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Thats real cool digging threw all those old frames where did you get your know of the cars
Glad you enjoyed the video, most of my knowledge comes from years of working in and around the sport.
Always wondered what happened to cup and xfinity cars and there parts, great and informative video, thanks for making it.
Glad you enjoyed it Ron ! Thanks for commenting and supporting the channel!
I remember going here. I got pictures were they dumped the days of thunder cars that place is cool
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That's pretty cool.
I'm glad they'll be used for safety training.
Even scrap chassis have multiple uses.
Loved the video, I’m just looking at the pile of “trash” used sheet metal thinking how good it would look on my wall or in the garage. 🤷♂️😂😂
Glad you enjoyed the video!
As they say "One man's trash is another's treasure!".
Very interesting. Just found your channel and I’d love to see more! Subbed!
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Danny. Awesome video. For a Northerner like me, this is a dream to get to see.
Glad you enjoyed!
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Some good info on chassis stuff..👍👊
Brian, thanks for commenting!
Glad you enjoyed the video!
yes, more of these video's would be great...thumbs up !!
Glad you enjoyed it, more great things to come!
Man that was a great video. You really know your Nascars, very impressive. More graveyard videos please. I've subbed and thank you !
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Definitely more videos like this!
More to come!
Hell yea bring them on thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it David!
Just found your channel, keep-em coming!
I'm glad you found it!
Thanks for commenting and supporting the channel!
Other then the added bars is there any other chassis differences between a short track and super speedway car?
No, the basic chassis architecture is all the same.
that Thurston trailer looks like one of the trailers on maximum overdrive lol
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Haven't seen you in quite a while. Will keeps me updated on your work.
Stu ! It's definitely been a while!
I hope you're doing well. I've definitely been staying busy, I'm glad you found the channel!
Whoever owns these chassis could also probably turn some good money over selling these to Sim racers trying to build the ultimate rig 😅
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I just found your channel and I thought it was interesting to see that and I just subscribed.
Glad you enjoyed it! I appreciate your support and taking time to subscribe!
This is awesome. Great video. Do you know where I could find an 80s monte carlo or Buick Regal stock Car chassis in the Mooresville or surrounding areas
Several but nothing cheap.
@@stockcarsurplus I'm all ears. I live in Statesville and looking to build a classic stock Car based SCCA car. I have a 86 Olds 442 for car shows and a 83 and 85 monte carlo to build 1 good race car off of but would love an old school nascar chassis
Man I love what ur doin Danny. Keep it up buddy. I’m a new sub to ur channel and really enjoying it
Welcome aboard! I'm glad you enjoy the channel, thanks for commenting and your support! There's definitely more to come.
The area behind MIS has a mini graveyard of cars that have been written off over the years. Last time I was there there was a David Regan UPS COT.
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That's pretty cool that those chassis are used for training just like junk cars for normal fire departments.
Indeed they are, many of the sanctioned Cup tracks have yards similar to this on site.
Love seeing old chassis
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So what kind of pedal mount does the Roush chassis's use.
They used several different styles throughout the years, depending on driver preference.
Excellent vid. A question; @1:15 you're saying something i can't quite make out. Sounds like you're saying..."They're beyond the ability to go back thru the "Robert Arm" ? or maybe "Romeron" ? Please clarify. I eat this stuff up,every detail.
It was "Romer Arm" an instrument that's part of a larger CMM setup.
It measures the chassis for tolerance when NASCAR inspects them at the R&D Center.
@@stockcarsurplus Thanks !
Another cool video thanks for posting!!
Glad you enjoyed it! I appreciate your support!
Been following you since before you deleted insta then came back as stock car plus. Loving the content man, thanks for making it! Fun fact i've actually got one of JW Townley's old fire suits.
That was a long time ago!
I actually got hacked and had someone else reposting my content.
It was a mess, deleted it and came back better!
That was cool I want more
Glad you enjoyed it!
Definitely more to come!
Keep it up I like the history of them one day I'm gonna find a Kyle bush car lol
Glad you enjoy it dude ! I've got two of them ! 🤣🤣
Just found your channel!!! Man do I love this stuff!!! Are there any places like this you can purchase?
Glad you enjoy it!
Several scrap yards in NC sell off stuff from time to time.
@@stockcarsurplus thanks always keeping an eye out. Have a few builds in mind. Keep the videos rollin while your on a roll! 🇺🇸
Love it, more like this.
Glad you enjoyed it, definitely more to come.
I enjoyed this if you can it would be fun to see more
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for your support!
Awesome video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I appreciate your support!
Could one go out and buy a part of one of those? Looking for part of the driver door frame with the window net attachments
Currently, they're not for sale.
@@stockcarsurplus I was afraid of that haha, wonder what would the best route to get part of a chassis like that would be.
We absolutely need more of these, is there a way to find out who and what race all of those chassis are from? The JRM one in particular lol
There are several ways to figure it out resources.
That Thurston trailer looks like it's from Maximum Overdrive
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That’s awesome I just looked at that and was like I know that trailer! My fav movie
That Thurston trailer looks like the one from maximum overdrive good movie and tunes
One of the all time greats !
That old zaxbys truck I'd love to know the history behind looks like it had a interesting story wish that and the 48 frame were being saved!😢
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Man... there are a few spots with some chunky welds on those roll cages. I always assumed because of safety those things got some top notch welding done on them.
Some certainly are rough..
Great video keep it up
Glad you enjoyed it!
I appreciate your support!
I'm from outside of Toronto. When I went to Mooresville to pick up my racecar I found the whole area fascinating gear heads dream although I only had a day and a half to hang out. Scrap yards, smaller team shops, resellers like yourselves, Lake Norman bring it!
It's certainly the hub of Stock Car racing!
Did you happen to notice the modified chassis’s that he forgot to mention?
Is that the Thurston semi trailer from Maximum Overdrive in the beginning?
Similar, but not "the" one.
@@stockcarsurplus ah ok. See that was immediately the first thing that came to mind when I saw it.
Well it could be because there was 2 in the movie my first thought myself was it's the trailer from maximum overdrive but without the vins you can't prove it.
Where do you find them at
They're gone now.
Also, would a video explaining the differences between a gen 4 cup chassis and a 105” Busch chassis, as in where the length is lost, etc
Great idea! It's definitely something to consider!
I love the channel and have subscribed! This type content is very interesting to me! I am looking to get my hands on a Craftsman truck chassis. Any ideas where I could find one? Age nor completeness matters.
Glad you enjoy the channel, I appreciate your support!
Try checking Racing Junk and FB Market Place, they pop upfrom time to time.
SS Greenlight chassis was 709 gray gaulding drove in Bristol 2020
It's definitely not going to make it back to Bristol.
These videos are neat. Think I’ll subscribe
Glad you enjoy them, thanks for supporting the channel!
Why not sell the fiberglass parts? How are they usable? The 43 Petty team rear bumper cover should sell. Not sure what else there is in the pile.
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I'd love to have one of those chassis to use in dirt track ! Would be perfect for factory stock or outlaw class
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What about some of the sheet metal off the cars? Also it’d be cool to see these on google maps what scrap yards are these in
None of it's for sale at this time.
Plot twist, they are all Hendrick cars lol 😅
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i would have loved to get into a pile like that when i was building my dirt track car it would have saved me a ton of welding and fitting
It could definitely save you money!
That was dope
Glad you enjoyed it!
Our best friends live in Winston Salem area. We visit them about once a year. Can a regular person like myself be able to go and get some.of the older sheetmetal for a personal man cave(mine)? Just would like to get a nose piece or bumper, or tailgate for.my wall.
Unfortunately no, they will prosecute if you're caught stealing.
Would like to see what happens to old obsolete chassis. Like driver experiences and other usages. Interested in the bodies and engines.
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Bodies get cut up an sold for souvenirs, Racing Warehouse is a good place to start otherwise most teams will also sell old pieces.
Just found your channel. Definitely keep these videos coming. What do you do with the cars or trucks when your done with the rebuilds ?
Glad you found it!
I build, restore and road race them as a hobby.
Was that a Zaxbys John Wes Towley number 05 in the junk yard...nice
Indeed !
Awesome video! Love learning about the different chassis. Do you know who made RCI chassis? I purchased a used truck chassis and it has RCI stamped in the cross bar.
Have not seen one of those myself.
@Stock Car Surplus is richard childers inc. A long shot?
@@stevengillespie1028 Not sure, all of the Childress cars I've owned were RCR or RHE.
My aunt has a Superstock complete on the car trailer that hasn't moved in 30 years on the farm. I always dreamed of doing something with it
I hope you're able to save it!
What's the green house mean on a racecar?
It's the roof area from the door tops up to include the A / B / C post and roof skin.
Could any of them be used again for local racing or made into a show car. The truck and car on the container did not look to bad.
They could, but it wouldn't be very cost effective.
Why are they just left at the track ? Why didn't the team take the chassis with them ?
No, these were donated well after the race season was over.
How's that Dodge truck working out for you ? Been pretty dependable ?
It's been awesome, no major issues.
Regular maintenance and service, 12 years and 257k miles it's still going strong.
@@stockcarsurplus what year is it ?
It's a 2013 I bought in August of 2012.
The really hard chassis to get your hands on will be a gen 7? The one there using now
I certainly believe so.
great video
Thanks! I appreciate it!
Is that a Hendrick chassis?
Many of these certainly were !
That’d be cool to transform into a video game racing rig
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Just a little FYI. HMS #48-117 was a test car for JJ
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man you no your stuff cool video wonder if any dale sr stuff is laying
around that would be cool
Glad you enjoyed the video Ron !
Thanks for commenting!
I want to see more scrap cars, race cars
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very good news thank you....
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I know you said theyre not for sale, but what about a piece? My boy would be over the moon if i bought him a part of a real NASCAR. Like a little section of roll cage tubing he can put on shelf?
There are several small parts and pieces listed on Ebay.
@@stockcarsurplus by you?
The old hutch chassis that would be from around the 80-90s aren’t they
By the looks of the breaks on it I would say mid to late 90's.
What is a "greenhouse?" Just wanting to learn.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenhouse_(car)
I would love to get my hands on a old legend chassis but in Missouri not happing lol
You never know, keep looking !
@@stockcarsurplus my plan was to make a turbo busa burnout monster lol
I like the old thurston trailer
It's pretty cool!