| 1980-1983 : Best Of The Daytona Shootouts |
| NOTE : Please understand that these highlight reels were originally shot on film, not video. I am trying to be as honest as I can about the film quality. These films were originally intended for the smaller TV sets of the 80's, so they may appear grainy on the big TV sets of today. All films are in COLOR. |
| 1980 Busch Clash – February 10th, 1980 - (18 minutes) The Busch Clash was held at Daytona International Speedway the week before the Daytona 500, and was very similar to the Twin 125 Qualifiers. The big difference though is that the Twin 125 Qualifiers were held in order to qualify a team for the Daytona 500, where the Busch Clash was simply for prize money! Some phenomenal no holds- barred racing with the then current (and future) legends of NASCAR in a 20-lap shootout at Daytona. Dale Earnhardt shows why he became the most respected and feared young driver of 1980, as he makes a last lap pass to take the win. This is live footage, but video starts at Lap 4 (first 3 laps are lost). (Condition - VG+) |
| Some incredible racing from the legends of NASCAR! This jam-packed 105 minute DVD contains original CBS broadcasts (without commercials) of 4 of my favorite shootout races from the 1980-1983 era. The legends are all here, including a young kid named Dale Earnhardt, the legendary Richard Petty, Buddy Baker, Darrell Waltrip, Bill Elliott, Bobby Allison, Cale Yarborough, and Neil Bonnett, and many more. |
| DVD Length : 105 minutes Quality : Good to VG+ |
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| 1980 Twin 125 Qualifiers – February 14th, 1980 - (19 minutes) Both Twin 125 Qualifiers at Daytona International Speedway. A sad day, an accident takes the life of Ricky Knotts as he slides into the inside retaining wall coming out of turn 4. As for the rest of the race, a massive crash involving 9 cars takes out a young Kyle Petty, and we see Richard walking his son off the track. Some great racing between Cale Yarborough, Neil Bonnett, and Buddy Baker on the last lap. (Condition - VG) |
| 1981 Twin 125 Qualifiers – February 12th & 13th, 1981 - (44 minutes) More exciting racing! In Race #1, John Anderson flips coming out of Turn 2. Bobby Allison debuts his very controversial 1981 Pontiac Lemans. Connie Saylor flips on the back stretch and slides on his roof for over 1000 feet, and Bobby Allison takes the win. In Race #2, Harry Dinwiddie slams into the infamous inside retaining wall coming out of Turn 4. A great mix of cars in 1981, including Oldsmobiles, Buicks, Fords, Pontiacs, and Dodges, and this one has a great finish! (Condition - Good) |
| 1983 Busch Clash – February 14th, 1983 - (22 minutes) This is a 20-lap Busch Clash Shootout at Daytona (for prize money). Richard Petty and A.J. Foyt are in the CBS broadcast booth, and they watch Neil Bonnett, Darrell Waltrip, and Bill Elliott put on a superb driving exhibition. Dale Earnhardt is driving his #15 Ford Thunderbird, and he has smoke pouring from the engine soon after the race starts. He’s black-flagged, but he ignores the warning, and hangs on to the end of the race (he is later fined, and his finishing position is changed accordingly). Bobby Allison slams the inside retaining wall (again, coming out of Turn 4), and there is a big crash on the last lap involving Earnhardt. And in the end, Neil Bonnett takes the win! (Condition - Good) |

| 1-DVD 105 min. $17.00 / $20.00 |

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