Cale Yarborough tells funny flying story

Cale Yarborough tells funny flying story about Junior Johnson

[@ryeinc]

The punchline to all this from Junior is great. I’m dying laughing!

[@ONEFAITHofJESUS]

I couldn’t exactly make out what he said. Anyone that would help me “get it” would be appreciated.

[@ryeinc]

@@ONEFAITHofJESUS Junior said that Cale said, “Come on Junior, get out of this thing before it catches fire!” Junior then stated that he said, calling from a distance, “Get over here where I’m at!” Implying that he was already long out of the plane and far away from it.

[@strom.mccallum]

A South Carolinian and Southern legend. One of the greatest NASCAR personalities of all time. RIP.

[@tylerjohnson5787]

This has to be the funniest story I've ever heard.

[@graderman12h34]

these men are the true legends in racing. I'd give anything just to with them and listen

[@joshdenk5656]

I could listen to cales storys for ever

[@troynov1965]

RIP Cale ......Godspeed

[@CraigRadala]

Junior will be missed...

[@Fleetwoodjohn]

This is genuine good ole fashioned humor 😎

[@patrickroden4481]

RIP Cale Yarborough Passed away today

[@dylanwatson1287]

I would do anything spend a day with these guys especially Cale and Junior and tell ther stories in racing,etc.

[@DiHandley]

Absolute legends all of them.

[@NJVINNIE199]

Reunited again with Junior, say hello to Dale for us Cale

[@sherrysetliff2502]

Gotta love the old boys. Tough guys.

[@bevnracin]

Legends right there 💙💙

[@marktaylor1176]

My favorite driver of all time!!!!!

[@buckwild6552]

Yarborough, Gant, Kulwicki, Earnhardt, Allison’s, Jarrett, Johnson, Baker, Elliot, Pearson, Parsons, Spencer, Rudd, Petty, Bonnett,Junior Johnson-these are the toughest and greatest of the old era grand national boys maybe because I can remember being glued to the T.V. As a kid watching them in the 70s. Waltrip would’ve been in my list, still mad at him for not sending a autograph pic lol, wrote to that sucker 5 times no response. All legends forever

[@bigdave46148]

Was this while Waltrip was driving for Hendrick racing? If it was, that would be a Hendrick Motorsports policy not Waltrip ignoring you. Many years ago when my boys were little and in Cub Scouts, the pack they were in went from one den with 4 kids in it to 3 dens with around 30 kids in one year. Because of the hard work the kids and the parents did in growing the pack, when it came time for the Pine Wood Derby, I had the idea of getting items from Nascar drivers and giving them to the kids. I wrote to I think every driver I could find an address for. I told them about the kids and how they got the pack to grow and how it would be cool to give the kids something from the drivers. One of the things I got back was a letter from Hendrick Motorsports explaining that they do not send out things like autographed cards. All I wanted was a few cards from Terry Labonte and Jeff Gordon A few days after that letter, we received a package from Bobby Labonte Racing that had autographed cards from both Bobby and Terry Labonte inside. Both my wife and I tried to figure out why we got Terry Labonte cards especially after the letter from Hendrick Motorsports. My guess even to this day was, Terry stopped over at Bobby's race shop and Bobby was signing fan cards. Terry asked Bobby what he was doing and Bobby showed Terry my letter. Terry, after reading my letter, went out to his car, grabbed a few fan cards, signed them, and gave them to Bobby to include them in the package.

[@carolinagirl7596]

We’re probably around the same age because that was my childhood as well. Back when they called Waltrip “Jaws.” I love watching these old clips. The best childhood memories ever. Cale and Junior Johnson always had the best stories. I think that’s why I love listening to Dale Jr. tell stories about the good ol’ days. He was a huge Cale Yarborough fan back then as was my family. My little brother was named after Cale. RIP Cale Yarborough. You will forever be a legend and never forgotten. All of these men are legends and will never be forgotten.

[@Thunder9001]

True storytellers 👍

[@BradyEikleberry]

My favorite funny NASCAR story

[@joevald3]

Nobody today can top these boys

[@terriecotham1567]

In their day all most anyone could build a car and have a shot - Today it takes big, buck,s sad but that the way it is. I remember buying all the books out on racing while in the service and thanking how ease it would be to have a team support bu the army kind of like the golden nights your words have a ring of truth in then

[@WildwoodClaire1]

Funny Story about Cale Yarborough, with a bit of self-reference: I grew up in Johnson City, TN, not too far from the garage of NASCAR veteran Herman "the Turtle" Beam. For a short time, Cale drove a car for Herman. After wrecking a couple of Herman's immaculately prepared cars, one night Herman lamented to local race driver Bill Morton that "Cale will never make it driving race cars."

[@JasonNation72]

RIP Junior Johnson

[@jackharle1251]

Anyone who says there is NO such thing as luck, is wrong. Met many bad-luck MF's in the military. Luck, for lack of a better word, is real.

[@nascar07fan]

I saw a replay of the flip, the car had stopped flipping and he got out after it stopped

[@mootsym]

no idea what Junior says in his story that had everyone else laughing lol

[@Ripu2]

He said, "Cale was opening the door and said, hurry up junior get out before it catches fire." He yelled, "well hurry up and get over here where I'm at."

[@ONEFAITHofJESUS]

If only men would act on the Gospel that saves men’s souls from the flames like Junior did in those two incidences.

[@racefan601]

Great story. I bet there are a lot more good ones, too

[@vernwhite568]

What a great story

[@locodriver3936]

Best Ever

[@bluesharp59]

Nice video and a thumbs up for you.

[@nutsackmania]

this is amazing

[@banditdad9837]

Boy do I miss these great guys!! They possessed real Character! Not like the chumps of today? PC NASCAR has ruined it for the long time fan.

[@terriecotham1567]

Sounds like a story Jerry Clow should be telling

[@Paul-kx2nb]

Oh my God

[@clydesuckfinger7097]

I remember, back in high school, a buddy that had a really neat 1940 Ford Deluxe coupe. He put a 331 Cadillac motor and a GM 4 speed hydro automatic transmissions modified by B & M Hydro in the car and it was fantastic. Give a bunch of money for that car today.

[@redneckhippiefreak]

Have you ever looked upon an Elder and with wonderment and respectful Awe as they effortlessly brush off experiences that would devastate the newer generations? Have you ever said to Yourself, "We sure don't make them Like that any more"..? Do You know Why We don't make them like that any more?..Because, We are Not Allowed to make them like that any more..

[@Paul-kx2nb]

I wonder if dale earnhardt laughed at this

[@TheAmerican1963]

This was the heart and soul of NASCAR......political correctness killed it.....

[@toyman81]

Quite a few of these guys are gone in this video now, Missed Dearly from a better time in racing.

[@thatmanstumototours2270]

Modern Stock Car Racing has made significant technological advances in engine design/tuning and tires. This coupled with the sad proliferation of cookie cutter tracks has greatly diminished the value "experience" factor for both Crew Chiefs and Drivers alike. Boxing or baseball etc , the wily veteran can still compete, with his lost youthful exuberance and reflexes being compensated for by his knowledge and experience...No longer the case in Nascar. Give me N. Wilkesboro and a mix of young guns and old heros anyday...

[@RCToTheFuture]

What's Juniors response? I can barely understand him

[@gabewood983]

Ronald Gartner III “Come over here where I’m at” I think....

[@jacopman]

Junior says Cale told him......."Get out there Junior this things gonna catch a fire!"....................then Junior says to Cale " Come over here where I'm at"........

[@rickp3753]

I thought this was hilarious.