Long time Mopar collector Joe Machado recently made several rare photos available for viewing on the Aero Warriors site. Along with these photos, Joe also provided a fascinating variety of film that he shot in the 1970's. Twelve clips (in MPEG video format) are found below; sixteen more are located at Videos From The Joe Machado Collection, Part 1 and Videos From The Joe Machado Collection, Part 2.

A 34 MB zip file of all MPEG videos found on this page is available for download. Where a video comes in both 176x112 and 352x240 pixel sizes, the zip package will contain only the larger 352x240 pixel capture.

• Video Capture File Type/File Size - The videos presented here are in MPEG (Moving Pictures Experts Group) file format. Recent releases of the popular Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer browsers include MPEG viewers, so in most cases viewing should be no more complicated than downloading the file and adjusting a few simple controls on the viewer. The Windows operating systems normally contain a viewer which can be used if an MPEG viewer is not included with the browser you are using.
• The video captures available here are in one or two sizes. The 352x240 pixel capture, because of its relatively large size, presents a fairly detailed image. And because it is so large, the download time is significantly greater than for the smaller 176x112 pixel file (the size of the thumbnails above). If you have a high speed Internet connection (T1 or T3 lines, or perhaps ISDN), the larger 352x240 capture size may well be for you. If, however, you are using a 56K connection or less (by far the most common in homes), then the smaller 176x112 capture would probably be the better choice.
  
  
• Download Time - This is an estimate based on the use of a typical 28.8K modem. If you are using a high speed Internet connection, your download time will likely be significantly less. If you are using a 28.8K modem or something similar, your download time may be noticeably greater, depending upon many things such as the capabilities of your Internet service provider and the amount of traffic on the Internet at that time.
  
  
• Viewing Time - The total time the video "plays" when it is viewed on your computer.
  
  

  NOTE: MPEG players vary in their ability to play videos. The performance of any given MPEG player is also dependent on your computer's performance characteristics. Lower performance computer users may see jumps or pauses where the player does not display all of the frames in the videos.