I watched the DVD and it was enjoyable to wax nostalgic since I could relate to much of the video. Out of high school I did a lot of car building and drag racing, so many of the names and places in the video were very familiar to me. I would say the video would not be so enjoyable to those without the history of participating in that era of racing. Among the various San Diego locations include the 1/8 mile drags at Qualcomm and the 1/4 mile drags at Carlsbad Raceway which were covered very well. A fairly long segment was about drag racing on El Cajon Blvd and it included the huge bust by the SDPD when hundreds of cars and spectators went out one night (around 50th St) to race and protest the lack of a local drag strip. The video noted that the flyers were passed out by the waitresses at Oscars Drive-in and included the well known "police brutality" charges that resulted from that bust. Also some of our local politicians were interviewed (Casey Gwinn, George Stevens, and more, most not shown it too favorable of light). Some original big names in drag racing were featured and include Wally Parks who started NHRA. So, definitely San Diego was a good portion of the setting -- Bob Lawrence ’64