100% Stupid & Dangerous but watch this Buick fly. Buy American Built Cars.
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100% Stupid & Dangerous but watch this Buick fly.
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Buick350X
, Jul 31 2009 01:54 AM
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bratman18
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Posted 31 July 2009 - 05:29 PM
That's cool. But only buy OLDER American cars, cause now they are built like crap:-\
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Posted 31 July 2009 - 08:51 PM
that was pretty good... nice landing 
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Posted 31 July 2009 - 11:20 PM
Looks like fun!
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Posted 01 August 2009 - 03:37 PM
It could have been worse, they had someone on a radio letting them know the coast was clear, I just hope they had the right gear in the car, but judging by the age of the "radio man" they probably didn't.
Was a smooth landing though, but man, the stupid things we do as kids .. oh did I say that out-loud?
Difference was I did it on a BM bike track but I should have visited the hospital several times but it's like you have 9 lives when your young.
Was a smooth landing though, but man, the stupid things we do as kids .. oh did I say that out-loud?
Difference was I did it on a BM bike track but I should have visited the hospital several times but it's like you have 9 lives when your young.
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Posted 01 August 2009 - 08:55 PM
That was cool wasn't it???
The old original parts probably helped allot as it didn't rebound hard after the jump like a new fancy strut car might do. It just squatted right back down and went straight.
Any sudden rebound n correction by him would of ended up into the trees.
But from first hand experience on that body style, the tree's would of stood no chance. Would of been like a big game of dominos.
The old original parts probably helped allot as it didn't rebound hard after the jump like a new fancy strut car might do. It just squatted right back down and went straight.
Any sudden rebound n correction by him would of ended up into the trees.
But from first hand experience on that body style, the tree's would of stood no chance. Would of been like a big game of dominos.
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drive it like U stole it!
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Posted 02 March 2010 - 01:00 AM
i remember having two or three versions of that car in my family as a kid and 85 olds delta 88 of my own. i can say for sure unless it is big oak or larger. trees have a real problem heading their way:lol:
That was cool wasn't it???
The old original parts probably helped allot as it didn't rebound hard after the jump like a new fancy strut car might do. It just squatted right back down and went straight.
Any sudden rebound n correction by him would of ended up into the trees.
But from first hand experience on that body style, the tree's would of stood no chance. Would of been like a big game of dominos.
Edited by dragonfire, 02 March 2010 - 01:03 AM.
spell check....please....lol
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