By Robert Emslie
Ohhhh, so close.
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Ohhhh, so close.
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Jeff Glucker
The road sign says 'Wisconsin' but I'm sure the tag says 'Minnesota'.
You have no idea how bad I want this to be be Canada. I'd have been proud.
After seeing that, I'll give these guys one less "what the hell were you thinking" headshake. (At least this guy has a reason, with his trailer there.)
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Actiually, I can see this and have done similar. My friends and I went on a snowmobile weekend, eight guys, trailer room for seven sleds. We were using an F250 long bed for one of the trucks so into the bed it went. It was rather easy to load and unload as we used snow banks as ramps though it is pretty nerve wracking as you would have to ride DOWN onto the bed and not kill yourself or the truck.
Yo dawg, I herd u like revvy-but-torqueless 4-cylinders…"
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Chrysler engineers devised an ingenious method to evaluate the likely handling characteristics of the proposed PT Cruiser.
What brand is that snowmobile? A SkiDon't, that's what.
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I don't know what is going on there, but I like it! It is a good thing that those Mopars had aluminum bumpers and stamped aluminum wheels though. Looks like the body could have used a little protection from electrolisis.
An idea occurs; Hoonatica: Inline engine with multiple exhaust pipes
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Bikes don't count, because that would be… most of them. And open headers… that's fine. Why would I want to stop people from posting pictures of open headers?
Somewhere, there is a dude commuting in a pickup whose bed has never been used.
So, does the brand name Bombardier also describe the delivery technique?
Meh.
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Now with only slightly less torsional rigidity I might add!
Yo Dawg, we heard you like to steer …
Sounds like bull to me…