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Wheeling . . . In the old days
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RamRod
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haha I love it when the guy sticks out his hand to "push" the car away from the dirt wall....
I also love their recovery technique for the partial rollover!!!
That's how we do it with snowmobiles in the mountains... the thing is we have +15' of snow to cushion the body work.... they just had raw dirt v. iron lol
I also love their recovery technique for the partial rollover!!!
That's how we do it with snowmobiles in the mountains... the thing is we have +15' of snow to cushion the body work.... they just had raw dirt v. iron lol
BW_Hummer H3
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Nice! That's where it all began....
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Shows there's something to be said for narrow tires! And those were just two wheel drive, too. I bet they were "locked" though. Weren't the really early ones chain drive?
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Sircode13
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That shows you the quality of the metal in the body's back then. Try up righting a vehicle now-a-days like that. You would see a crushed roof and massive dents in the body panels. That thing barely had a scratch. lol
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