Cale Yarborough Highlight Reels

Monday, July 28, 2014

Cale Yarborough Highlight Reels

Here you will find YouTube videos we found relating to Cale Yarborough and/or any of his race cars. We will update it as we find more.

1974 SOUTHERN 500 - Cale Yarborough does it again
1978 SOUTHERN 500 - Yarborough makes it four
NASCAR Cale Yarborough flips during qualifying Daytona ( High Quality)

132991 / 1980 Oldsmobile 442

NASCAR HOF (2012) Cale Yarborough
Narrated by Burt Reynolds

Nascar Cale Yarborough Darlington lap

Cale Yarborough Chevy Stock Car

Dukes of Hazzard- Bo and Luke jumps with Cale Yarborough

NASCAR - The Infamous Fistfight - Daytona 500 1979

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Monday, July 28, 2014