Skip to main content

Engine Puller and Personal Boats

4:19
50:44
120.7K views

At 4:19 in

Norm Benning's Backyard NASCAR Race Shop: Underdog Favorite Keeping Old School Ways Alive

What happens here

Norm points to an engine puller hanging from the ceiling, indicating its use for heavy lifting in the shop. He then proudly presents his Scarab boat, claiming it can reach speeds of 85 miles per hour on water. He also reveals that there are old Sobe decals and other race car parts stored upstairs in the shop, which he plans to retrieve for display. This hints at the ongoing process of organizing and preserving his racing history.

Goal: Showcase specialized lifting equipment and personal watercraft.

Tools and materials

  • Engine Puller — Lifting heavy engines and components
  • Scarab Boat Scarab — Personal high-speed watercraft

What they say

Hide

out. There's like 300 of those up here. Oh, that's a big one. Oh, that's the late model roof. Sorry about that. I wish I had the camera on a little bit ago. This spring just came flying down the stairs. This I'll show you. The trunk looked buried. But this is actually the roof off of that late model. Oh, wow. That's cool. What year would have this been from? 80s. That thing won a third of the races that entered. Is there a significance behind 11? The guy that owned the the the dirt car, that was his number forever, huh? Him and his brother used to race and uh Reggie Vasco owned it and I drove it and uh we were a great team.

Auto-generated from the video audio.