Hell drivers stunt show

Made by Chrysler Corporation / Dodge to promote their automobiles, "The Hell Driver Formula" features Jack Kochman's famous stunt car team. It dates to about and is narrated by Lindsey Nelson. Opening: people in the grand stands watch and wait.  · This is one of the many Family Racing VHS Videos. This videos is the majority of "The Hell Driver's Car Motorcycle Stunt Show" at the Kassel Calden US Arm.

Lucky Teter (or perhaps one of his stuntmen) jumping over a truck, s. Back in the early s a man by the name of Earl “Lucky” Teter formed a troupe of eager thrill-seeking stunt-drivers for his daredevil extravaganza “Lucky” Teter’s Hell Drivers. It would mark the first time that a traveling “auto show” would put on as a “traveling” attraction. The show was an exhibition of auto stunt driving that became so successful he cut back significantly in racing. Often called "Hell Drivers," he had five units that for more than forty years toured across North America thrilling audiences in large and small towns alike with their death-defying automobile stunts. The “T-Bone” crash stunt was one of the highlights of the Hell Driver shows. This maneuver was done with the older used cars, and not the ’64 Dodge Polara Lineup. One racer would zoom up a ramp, fly through the air then “dive-bomb” itself into the side of another car, and continue racing through the course.

In the late s as many as 29 stunt shows - including Jack Kochman's Hell Drivers, Joie Chitwood's Tournament of Thrills, and Jimmy Lynch's Death Dodgers. The show consisted of many of the same stunts already established by the Ward Beam thrill show, however the 'Hell Drivers' developed new events. Stunt drivers from the 'Hell Drivers' team show off various stunts with cars in USA. Hell Driver - Stephen Ladd. Various shots of a stunt driver - Stephen Alan.