STREET RACE, SPEED SHOP, and Van Nuys Cruising Locations in 1980s Los Angeles!
In this video I’ll take you to 1980s Los Angeles street racing spots and former speed shops! You’ll also see the old cruise locations on Van Nuys Blvd., the site of the abandoned San Fernando Drag Strip, and my former workplaces at Hot Rod Magazine, Burbank Dodge, and Car Junkie TV. There’s also some info on the Grand Central Air Terminal in Glendale, California, and I’m hitting all of this in my 1971 Plymouth known as The Red Duster. And there are many great then-and-now photos I love so much! I really dig this video; it has so much history. If you like it, please share it! Thanks to Goodguys for the old cruising photos from Van Nuys.—D/F GET YOUR D/F MERCH HERE: https://shop.davidfreiburger.com/ FOLLOW ME FOR ADVENTURES, HISTORY, HORSEPOWER, PROJECT CARS, AND MORE! / davidfreiburger / davidfreiburger https://www.threads.net/@davidfreiburger EMAIL: [email protected]
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