A RARE look inside an incredible vintage RACE CAR COLLECTION!
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- čas přidán 18. 01. 2021
- If you like vintage race cars, you’re gonna love this! Get a look inside Bill Rhine’s amazing barn in North Carolina with an awesome lineup of restored race cars. A real deal Earnhardt Wrangler car, an as-raced A.J. Foyt Camaro, and two Bud cars. Bill Rhine walks Ralph Sheheen of the PRI Road Tour through the collection-truly one for the ages.
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“I like what nascar is but I love what it was” never heard a better statement
Amen
Amen🙌
Awoman!
Couldn’t agree more
Absolutely
Wish your camera guys would show the cars...
they kinda do
I don’t want kinda. show it or don’t talk about it
I think some are not shown to preserve the cars identity for security.
@@jeremysimpson1432 then why do it lol
you'd figure between two camera people they could take turns scoping over the cars
Man oh man look at the history of Nascar in ONE barn! Would love to see what else Bill has in other barns.
Yes For sure
I know a guy in new Hampshire that has trailer full of the nascar v6 motors. Pretty interesting I'd say !
Where are David and Larry Pearson cars
Yes!! Ralph...Please go back and do another video of the cars that are found in As-IS condition please!!
TBH, it woulda been nice to see what the heck was in THIS barn! What'd we get to see?... like one motor and few roofs and windshields... ;D
“I like what NASCAR is, but I LOVE what it was...” he said it all right there
When he opened that garage door, I could hear all the sounds from the lives of those cars. Fans cheering, drivers talking, crew guys working, etc. Surreal. One lucky man.
Rusty Wallace's Miller Genuine Draft paint scheme is one of the coolest ever.
Hats off to the camera guy. He did a great job of filming their mugs for 34:02.
Amazing collection! This guy needs a proper museum.
Had tears running down my face the whole video... A.J. Foyt's USAC car, I sat in as a kid.... yeah that one. Thank you, I am humbly touched. Again,
KUDO'S, Seth Hughes
As a kid in the 70's and 80's and a race fan, I'm with Bill Rhine in that I love what NASCAR was back then. I miss those days and not just the drivers, but the teams as well.
Current NASCAR is nothing like what it was. I am a sucker for anything Pre-2000. I was born in 88 and went to so many races with my dad in the 90s and with me being from Darlington SC i know all the history before my time as well. My Papa and Cale Yarborough always quail hunted together on my Papas land in Timmonsville, always would do things as couples together with the wives when Cale was in town, and would always make sure to see me and give me something cool every time. I have so many things Cale has given me from his racing days from helmets, gloves, and goggles to tires, doors, and a engine block. All that i have made into cool furniture in my shop. Greatest memories ever. He still gives me things to this day and i always make sure to go have a bite to eat with him whenever we both can. He is the absolute best story teller and like a second grandpa.
He has a life-sized DieCast collection and I'm amazed by the history in every single one of them...that's awesome.
I could listen to this guy talk about these cars all day.
This is simply amazing! People like this guy are keep the physical side of vintage nascar alive! Now people like Mitchell and Logan of Stapleton Autowerks are keeping the storied history of nascar alive. Doing the interviews, going to the old shops, getting the old stories out there. I think a collaboration between y'all would be EPIC!!! #keepnascarhistoryalive
10-4
Bill restored Elmo Langley’s Torino for me. Absolutely an outstanding,knowledgeable,honest,straight up great company to do biz with! A truly great experience. Great to see his work. Great video.
That's awesome!!
As a kid I'd ride my bike over to Elmo's "shop" (2 car garage.)
Hung on every word and sight. Ran the whole damn schedule piecing the cars and motors back together on near nothing every week. Still have my "Sunny King" patch he gave me. Early 80s. Remember when he got his "new" sleek '83 T Bird. Got that dicast sitting on my bar. Can't shake the(my) best days of NASCAR.
Would love to see a picture your Torino. I had a few but nothing near the those different powerful Torinos Ford put out back in the day. I always thought they were a very good looking car.
Amazing history, love the interview. Buttttt camera guy needs to show the cars. Damn.
For real, I can hear them speak but I wanna see the cars!
This!
Bill is genuine and passionate about race cars. We met Bill and he was so nice to us. God’s blessings.
NASCAR needs to pay him to bring all of them to a track just to see them all at one time running he has collection that is priceless
They’d rather pay to bring ice cube to perform a halftime show sadly
That I would love to see nascar back then was exciting and a family sport now I don't even want to go to a race. It's just lost my love for it too much whining and crying from the driver's and not enough racing
Worked as a part time tire man on that Wrangler Osterlund car. Oh what memories.
Bill you are a treasure and I am grateful for guys like you keeping these old beautiful relics alive, keeping history alive. Like you, I love what NASCAR WAS, the history of the sport is so colorful.
What a video this is..... the knowledge this guy has is insane. I'm not much of a NASCAR fan but this era of racing and cars will forever be THE Nascar.
Not all super heroes wear capes. You sir are legend saving these.
Cool stories, would've loved to see the cars!
agree with rest of comments horrible shots we didn't even see much of the cars video sucks really !!!👎
OMG! Fire your camera men
& the sound guy. One guy with a mic and the other not having a mic is AWESOME for the ears when Ralph laughs.
Wish we could of seen more of the cars they were talking about in the barn.
Definitely quite a few oldies in there. Nostalgia. But they really should've showed the darn cars!
As a 40 year fan who loves the history of nascar i am amazed. Wow. I would just love to walk through and look, just look
Wow Ralph. I knew you were into racing. But I look at you in a whole new light. It obviously wasn’t just a job, it’s a passion.
All I can say is wow. I nominate Bill Rhine as NASCAR Historian.
I wish I could see all the cars .
Idk why the camera man didn’t look around a bit!
I’m not a NASCAR fan but I have immense respect for what he’s done. Plus like him,I have a greater appreciation for the older cars. 50’s through the 80’s cars and drivers. Great video,thanks for putting it up on CZcams
When he brings up Craven and Santerre that brings back huge memories. I watched both,met both at the rescue tracks in Maine. Santerre is a great guy, I just went through a photo album of his cars and life with his uncle. Unreal family.
Would have been great for the camera guy to show more of each car in the shop
Holy Shoot.. that Donnie Allison Hawaiian Tropic car!! I live in NC and would absolutely love to see this!!
Send a message Big Red Too on Facebook...you might get lucky.
I can fully understand how this guy wants to keep them as original as possible. I'd be the same way
Got the opportunity to meet Bill Rhine at the Charlie Craig Cruise In last month. Super nice person, very personable. Loves to talk shop and talk about what he does. He was doing a pretty cool thing...Will Cronkrite was there to meet people and sell copies of his awesome book. Mr. Rhine brought the Jolly Rancher car that you saw briefly in the feature above to be on display. That car was one of Mr. Cronkrite's cars from the past. I'd love to get that tour as well, I Hope someday...he's also built some scale model aircraft carriers that are just unbelievable!!! A good man for sure!!!
I’d watch nascar again if they ever ran a retro series with at the very least the period correct body styles. 70’s - 90’s. The G bodies were my favorite. Haven’t watched much since the Car of Tomorrow came out.
I remember when Hendrick Racing brought the Days of Thunder tribute car for William Byron. If Nascar would do a race or series for just the vintage Nascar days with atleast the safety equipment and technology but in the old designs that would probably have views through the roof.
God bless this man, the fact that he thinks of other customers when it comes to parts on the cars is insane. Hopefully I can own a #3 GoodWrench lol
same
What a great piece of history you have there. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Super rad to see this dude so passionate about this makes it that much more enjoyable to watch this
awesome Video enjoyed it very much
I couldn't care less about NASCAR, but these guys' passion kept me watching. Really cool collection and business model. Well done
Amazing collection, shame they don't even show the cars that are being talked about. The chat could have been in a studio.
They need to die the cameraman. At least turn the camera to the car they're talking about. They talk about them signing the dashes, and they don't even show the signature.
Absolutely Amazing Collection...
NASCAR at it's best...
Bill Rhine mentions how so many others remember everything, but after watching this, Bill has retained a wealth of knowledge...
"Let them age, like fine wine" 🍷 😊
What a hell of a museum this is I can't believe what he has and the history they all have
Must have been a reason for NOT show'n us the cars 🤔...I'm thinking what we saw was all Bill, for whatever reason would allow 🤷🏻♂️ I love Bill's dedication to Adam Petty 💪 I'm one of the millions of Petty fans that shed tears when Lee & Adam ( and Chief & Ms Lynda since then 🙏) passed, so hearing someone speak so fondly of Adam, well let's just say my chest got swoal up abit 😉👍
Man alive, Bill should open up a museum showcasing these cars, the accompanying memorabilia, & have videos with those interviews in a theatre setting. Charge $75 a pop for admission and he’d have a 10,000 sq. ft. building paid for in 3 years time.
This dude needs to start his own podcast
so weird that they guy would let cameras in but not show most of the cars. I’m sure it wasn’t the media guys fault
Thank you so much for sharing this, there's an awesome take back into history. The love of cars we have is just amazing.
Those cars sound amazing.
Kinda would have been nice to see them.
My favorite part was imagining what that Adam Petty chassis looks like.
Just wow! I wish I would have met this guy when I was younger. I live in NC too!
This guy knows just about everything there is to know about Nascar, Nascar stats and numbers and what Nascar teams did during their operation. Unreal! I love what he is and what he’s doing. Someone has to save these cars. I wish we got a better look at the cars but this was still amazing.
This is the most interesting clip I have ever watched. I was excited to hear the old stories. I thank you sir for having a collection like this. You are a an amazing man... thank you again.
"buy 'em a beer and a steak and let 'em tell stories". There's a show I would watch!
I inherited a NASCAR collection and the other day I had a friend over and said see anything you like take it. He was looking for a specific wrangler car and he found it. Tuned out his dad has the actual car he was looking for and races it. I never knew he don't talk about his dad all that much but thought it was cool.
What a trip down memory lane! Thank you!
I am so glad I stumbled upon PRI. You have made my day!
Holy cow ... the 80s were a special era, as a kid a built models almost every 80s car he has there ... wow.
You should absolutely make videos where you buy these guys dinner and let them tell stories about these cars. That would be awesome!!
It’s also REALLY cool how they interact with sponsors, they know racing wouldn’t exist without sponsors so they give back by allowing them to use these cares without a fee. That’s cool
I’m also born n raised in Miami Florida. I grew up watching and racing on Homestead Miami speedway multiple times on the Oval, Road course, and the drag strip. Incredible experiences.
I sure would love to have a 90s lumina
I would like to meet cool friends like this guy. Wow
I'm not really in the NASCAR but still I admire that collection
So so amazing!!!!...... thanks so much for all your hard work and explanations on everything !!
The cars from the 80s are my jam. LOVE the Donnie Allison car.
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Wow, what a collection of race cars. The history that has been kept alive is unreal. I really love the Davey Allison Texaco Buick V6. I was a kid going to Charlotte and watched the Busch series on Saturday’s. That V6 engine sounded like a loud angry bumblebee, it was definitely something different back in the day.
I’ve got a couple old famous cup cars myself. I’ve had several conversations with Bill and he’s always a pleasure to talk to.
That's an awesome collection of vintage NASCAR, etc. Thanks for sharing.
I love this. I grew up with Ray Elder. He was a big Winston West champion and help innovate fuel milage racing. Small budget team that won on the big circuit.
70’s-80’s is my favorite era of racing also. I didn’t live it then but I can see a glimpse of it thanks to CZcams. I do remember the late 80’s into the 90’s when the big $ started coming in but at the same time NASCAR was still fun to watch. Petty was just getting out of the car, Davey was still alive, Darrell and Dale were still in their prime.
Thank you very much for making this possible to able to get to see all of the race history and how all of the old race cars
I choked up a bit, when the mentioned Adam Petty.
I wish the cameraman would have shown his car when they were talking about him.
Amazing collection thank you for sharing all can't believe it's 2 years I haven't seen 😁👍
Man that Earnhardt & Allison car man if those could talk
26:29 I remember years ago finding pictures of this Davey Allison Buick on the internet back before it was restored. It was faded and had an old Bobby Allison car cover on it. I'm so happy to see it restored and looking good.
Awesome show, thank you for sharing.
I want that Junior Johnson aerocoupe so bad 😩
Nothing but memories there!! Thanks for keeping the memories alive
Cool classic cars 😎
Fantastic video. Thank you for making this.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Incredible! Great job at saving a little bit of history.
I wish there was more video of the cars instead of the guys standing talking though. Like motors and interiors
love your collection brings back great memories thank you so much for showing me. id love to actually walk through it
Would be nice to see the cars other than the roofs and windshields.
Awesome awesome awesome pieces of history you have..
Nascar needs to call this guy and have these cars pace the field at races instead of just sitting
Wow, beyond amazing!
you can see the passion in bills eye's, amazing video.
greetings from Argentina
Really really cool collection
So much history.... I'm in awe!
I’d love to see them in person. Awesome collection
That is not a car collection, that is a people collection. The cars are merely vessels to store the history and achievements of the people who built and raced them. That is what Bill is honoring.
So true, Delmar.
gonna need to see part 2
Want the 87 davey allison tbird
"Buy em a steak and a beer and let 'em go." man if this was the one takeaway as to how to gain that guarded knowledge in those minds...just a different era that deserves their flowers, so to speak.
That is a true passion for the sport, nice job dude
Absolutely awesome.
I love that this man does like I would do and keep the cars the way they should be original raced way!!💗💗😎👍
I wish there was a part 2 just to hear more stories
Band doors
great camera work if you want to watch two guys chatting over coffee! wold have been nice to see the cars though