thethee
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Probably but I'm mostly wondering how the base remained intact
Epic Whoops thread.
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Old Man with a Hat
There's a whole wreaking yard I think in Texas that specializes in crashed Vipers. They got pallets of engines.
I think Viper drivers are #2 behind the Mustang drivers on the idiot totem pole.
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Mid70's Chrysler Fanatic
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Furnace out + subfreezing weather + the toilet’s against an outside wall + ya really gotta piss = BAD DAY!!
Mid70's Chrysler Fanatic
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When horsepower equals 8x the driver’s IQ.
68PK21 440.6bbl
Old Man with a Hat
There's a kid on the Tube that does crashed car rebuilds, (as many other channels do) he did a Viper and it was in the holding stage when he did a crashed Hellcat rebuild and in the background. I think he makes more off the Tube videos than he did the Hellcat rebuild, I never watched the whole Viper series but I watched the Hellcat one like 7 times to figure out when the roof got buckled. He didn't mention or highlight when the car slipped on the frame table when his body guy was doing the frame horn pull. Maybe it was better left to his body guy and him.
I shook my head when he realized he had a oil cooler line to be replaced which he missed, I thought how many times has he had this front end apart/off? Like six? Pretty much what he was talking about is that if you pop all the airbags ie Wheel, curtain & knee bags, then there is the seat belt explosive tighteners plus hacking the computer back, that's enough to total the car just for the cost of those items. Also this was a high mileage car.
<smh>
(edit) and of course the guy in Michigan that he got the front clip from didn't want to be on the video.
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68PK21 440.6bbl
Old Man with a Hat
Homie's in the Hood (LA) Don't know who the whoop's should be directed to (cops?).
I see a lot of FB & vids are no longer active so enjoy this while it lasts.
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I see a lot of FB & vids are no longer active so enjoy this while it lasts.
Pursuit Suspect Surrenders to Police But They Don’t Show Up - He Walks Away Los Angeles, CA
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67newport
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3175375
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Just repacking the wheel bearings
Did someone forget to put on a seal?
No, the brakes had a little squeal.
Mid70's Chrysler Fanatic
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[stomps down on brake pedal] I CAN’T STOP THIS THING!!
3C's & a D?
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Whoever is responsible for that is an idiot, needs more grease! Not the musical, no more musicals!
67newport
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At least you arms won’t get tired with easy access to the underside.
Kind of reminds me of something I saw on the internet about 15 years ago it was a large rocking structure that bolted to your whole hubs and you just rocked the car on it’s side to work on the bottom side. I could have sworn it was on the Eastwood site, but haven’t seen it since.
Camaro commits suicide!!
73Coupe
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I could see lots of problems with fluids leaking or going into areas where they aren't wanted, such as oil filling up the valve covers and cylinders.
not if you do it right, we've had no issues like that.
they are very handy to use.
and surprisingly very steady and solid when car is on its side
like wirewheeling and painting the underside of a 66 300 convertible
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