Documentaries of Little Red and Green Hornet

[427hunter]

I watched both, it just looks like they are lining them up for auction. I wish they would have spent more time on the cars then the sales pitch, but it was still interesting. 

[Coralsnake]

It looks like these documentaries have been posted to the YouTube now.

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[silverton_ford]

If someone missed the scheduled showing times on FYI and History, you can watch them on Youtube.

Green Hornet - https://youtu.be/x7-2Mpal8GA

Little Red - https://youtu.be/qfpWW8EpkVw

[68blk500c]

Who was the dude in the black hoodie???   He seemed pretty knowledgeable about the Conelec fuel injection though.

TOB

Only Mr. Peter Disher, aka Coralsnake; the visionary to pursue the Conelec legacy.

[Coralsnake]

He certainly has his moments 

My friend, Bruce says my head is getting bigger. I contend its not just my head that is getting bigger, but that certainly does explain why my hair looks thinner.

[roddster]

  Since these were on "the History Channel", no doubt they will be re-broadcasted again.  I missed most of the Green Hornet one, but saw all of the Lil' Red one.  Very informative.
   It's no secret that I have been building a Tribute to Lil'Red.  Well along the way.  I started the conversion about 2014, well before Lil'Red was found.  The Mustang I used is a well optioned GTA, so, the Deluxe interior, vinyl roof, automatic trans is already there.  And it was built at San Jose about 2 weeks before Lil'Red was.
  And, it answered some questions like: what is the color?  I saw the regular black Deluxe upholstery.  There are some other questions but, since mine is a Tribute, it comes down to "so what?"  Wouldn't the deck lid be a custom two off? (for the hard top, and one for the C'vert?)  Well, I built them as metal underlined figuring they were early cars.  Same way with the hood.  I made mine metal underlined,  Hours of labor there.   But, again, so what, that is the way I wanted it.
  And it seems that there willl be some correcting to Lil'Reds history.  They showed that the firewall knock-out was still there, so it never would have had any four speed in it.
  At least they showed Mr Jackson burning plenty of rubber.  So will I.

[Coralsnake]

Some of the shorts on the Barrett-Jackson website have a little more detail on both cars. If you watch everything in totality you will have a better understanding of why the program is the way it is....

[Scott Fuller]

I thoroughly enjoyed both programs.  I know all of those characters and all are genuine car guys.  I had lunch with Jason and Craig a couple of times in Burbank when they were out doing research on the cars.  All Craig talked about was cars, cars, cars.  A genuine car guy.  I am proud to have supplied a couple of parts for both cars.  I know I made a few small things for the fuel injection, but forget what they were.  And I remember meeting Jason in LA when the car was first discovered when only a couple of people knew.  Amazing discovery.

Congratulation to the entire team that brought these cars back.

Scott 

[68krrrr]

I just watched the Little Red one & loved it ,my 1st mustang was a red California Special so little red has always had a place in my heart .

[CharlesTurner]

Finally able to see both of these today, was really cool to see so many familiar faces.  Outstanding work by all!

[roddster]

  I'm one of those folks who occasionally reads the credits.  They did list SAAC, and Bryan Styles.

[silverton_ford]

Little Red goes back to the field it was found in.  - https://youtu.be/eM3blUvwreU

Pretty cool reunion.

[honker]

Thanks for posting the reunion video !  I'm sure it was emotional for the previous owner !

Mike

[J_Speegle]

Yes thanks for posting this new one Brian

[Coralsnake]

Can we go to Sizzler now?

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