POV at Speed in Original MASERATI Type 61 Birdcage (Allegedly Safer Than Your Dating Life)

[@Johnwalter1044]

Just finished watching you giving it your all at the Indianapolis Speedway and now this! Thanks Casey!!

[@CaseyPutsch]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@rickc2102]

Casey's holding on like me on the back of my buddy's cbr1100, and discovering the minimum required volume for a tame racing driver.

[@johnkelley2615]

Honda Blackbird baby! Fast.. Right on a Busa’s ass

[@Tropicarna]

Awesome video sir ! In that Maserati, you looked as happy as a pig in the proverbial! 360 camera is giving you some great footage. Well done again Casey, you have made me green with envy once again, onya mate!

[@Petrospect]

The 360 camera never made more sense than here, damned thing makes the cockpit look like a bubble, a real bird's eye view. Amazing footage

[@jenniferwhitewolf3784]

Fantastic ride... Nothing like a Birdcage♥️♥️

[@auralumin]

Dang Casey! What a ride. Sometimes it does not suck to be you eh?

[@CaseyPutsch]

:)

[@parrotheadlasvegas]

The SOUND of that engine! I went to several vintage races in San Diego before I moved away and I loved seeing the old cars do what they were made to do instead of collecting dust. I really remember Mark Donohue's 69 Sunoco Camaro going wheel to wheel down the front straight with his 71 Javelin at 170+ MPH 😎 Keep driving them FAST 😁

[@bradklingensmith]

Go Speed Racer! Go!!!! You could not have stopped smiling for a cool million $$.

[@doubleutubefan5]

Wow that's a car I have only ever seen pictures of

[@PiDsPagePrototypes]

Dang! So Would Do To - I rode around the old Albert Park F1 track in a Stutz Bearcat with a camera on my shoulder, back in the 90's. To ride in a Birdcage,.... 1000% Jealous.

[@edsteward7717]

Not sketchy at all! 🤣 Love that steering wheel.

[@kurtwagner350]

It sounds incredible

[@watchingitallhere]

Very cool!!!

[@cbearabc]

Sweet!

[@BOB70TX]

Sweet ride

[@marc87supra]

If you ever manage to make time between everything you have going on to take a holiday, I’d seriously recommend going to ‘Circuit des Remparts’ in Angouleme(France). It’s majorly up your street, I’ve driven down from the UK to it a few times and it’s incredible! It’s filled with multi-million pound historic race cars (1930’s to 1980’s) like this. They do also actually race through closed streets and not just parade around like most events seem to. It’s not hugely publicised as although most owners/drivers are obviously very wealthy, they are not the social media types and just pure petrol heads that want to chat with everyone about and cars and hate the exclusivity that so many similar events bring. I always remember the first time I went for a drink in a bar and ended up chatting to the one and only Stirling Moss for half an hour, certainly a memory I’ll have for life!

[@craigdry9522]

Hell yeah

[@pwschuh]

Leisurely drive in a. Birdcage is better than no ride at all!

[@larrysorenson4789]

I seem to recall a story about the designer/fabricator if the “Beatnik Bandit” show car (Ed Roth?). It goes like this: He was a kid looking for a project and at his dads dealership there was a derelict race car out back. So he chopped it up and created the Iconic Hot Rod. The make if the derelict car? A Maserati. A Bird Cage Maserati.

[@anthonypetty9288]

I'm not able to get to Laguna Seca for the Velocity meeting in November as I'm in New Zealand, but do you know whether there will be any live footage screened at all, perhaps like Goodwood does?

[@CaseyPutsch]

I'm not sure, but I do expect some good video including on my own channel.

[@Nihil1st1347]

Well, that's a tight fit in this cabin

[@jimmyjoejeeter2366]

Casey, I love driving fast till my hood flew up and bent over the windshield and hit me in the head doing 90 MPH in my MGB with the top down. When I slammed on my brakes, I was a few inches from a telephone post, and right across from a country cemetery. When I got out of my car, my neck was bent to one side and I was coughing up blood! I took my belt off and tie down my hood and drove the car home. I snuck into my house, I didn't want my parents to know that I was injured, cause my mom was dying of cancer. I went into my room and took my pillows and prop up my neck, I took off my St Christopher metal and wrapped it around my hands and prayed like there was no tomorrow, I told God, I can't worry my parents with my mom dying, please heal me! When I woke up the next morning I was fine. I still wear a St Christopher metal to this day! I do believe in miracles!

[@pjccwest]

🙂

[@michaelprzybylinski6160]

Casey - Where's your seatbelt????

[@CaseyPutsch]

What's a seatbelt? It's 1959.

[@michaelprzybylinski6160]

@@CaseyPutsch Well, actually, it's 2021. 'Nuff said.

[@CaseyPutsch]

Sorry, I forgot the world is afraid of shadows.