[thunderfoot]

Originally Posted by 3fanforever

Another thing I noticed was the amount of time they devoted to Brian France. I guess it was a whole 2 seconds (at the most) to show a picture of him at the end of the movie, and that was it. I guess that's understandable, since he hasn't really done anything positive worth talking about.

You done said it all right there 3. That moron doesnt even deserve 2 seconds worth in a show of REAL people. I missed it, will it be re-aired? Is there a possibility of buying the DVD?

[Robertdjr]

Originally Posted by thunderfoot

I missed it, will it be re-aired? Is there a possibility of buying the DVD?

It's re-airing tonight (12/17) at 9:00 PM ET on CMT. The release date for the DVD is Feb. 10, 2009.

[thunderfoot]

Originally Posted by 3fanforever

It's re-airing tonight (12/17) at 9:00 PM ET on CMT. The release date for the DVD is Feb. 10, 2009.

Thanks 3 I'll be on the couch in front of the tube tonight.

[oncea3fan]

caught it last night , well worth watching.

one thing I noticed in one of the racing scenes, from the eighties. was how much the susp. moved up and down on the cars, was really neat the see it working, and how rough the tracks were. today the susp doesn't move and the track are so smooth, there not much driving but instead just getting forward bite off the turn and arrow push in the turns.

[thunderfoot]

I loved how Stevie told DW he had a big mouth.

Yeah, we had allot of travel on the suspension back then. I can remember pushing the rubbers back down on the shocks to see how far they went up when out on the track.

The drivers got it made now. DW was right.

Power steering, radios and the technology of today has made it too easy. I wonder what the drivers would do if they had to use more muscle than brains? Granted, some dont seem to have any brains at all. But as they say "No brains, No headaches".

[Quality88]

I watched it last night. It was great.