1980 Seattle Final Heat

[@wafflesnfalafel1]

watched that race on a little 12" black and white television in the little cabin my folks had at the time. Timing is everything, absolutely loved those Muncey starts...

[@Tomsheehy519]

GREAT MEMORIES OF THE GREATEST AND NICEST THAT EVER LIVED. HE TAUGHT ME EVERYVTHING EVER KNEW. HE WAS MY BEST BUDDY TOM SHEEHY

[@jerryrichards4300]

Muncie was the king of the clock, nobody could. do a flying start like him

[@DeanMk1]

Hanauer learned that trick from Muncie.

[@zibbyzubb]

Muncey

[@PAKiller1]

So good to watch this.. to me, it was always Muncey against Budweiser

[@206BenJammin]

Another flying start from Bill!

[@jerryrichards4300]

Muncie was the master of the flying start.

[@kh40yr]

July of 1980 this was ran. Mt St Helens was still hot and bubbling after it's May eruption. I think I can see ash on the lens,,lol. A great race. Bill was a good start line thief.

[@Golfnut_2099]

11:25 My favorite boat of all time.

[@scottwins2]

Bring back Piston unlimiteds

[@DeanMk1]

Those old engines are too old. I say bring on the G class boats with Falconer v12's.

[@zibbyzubb]

Muncey never would have had that blue blaster had Dave Herensberger not sold the winged Pay n Pak and all the equipment to him at the end of the 1975 season. Along with the winged Pay n Pak he also got that newer hull that was in the works. The blue blaster was to be a new Pay n Pak.