Not sure if these happen across the rest of country but New England way of life:Frost Heaves
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And I thought KC & KCMO had awful roads. They could lower the speed a bit to help.
The Subaru Outback at the 18 second mark handled it the best.
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Holy cow! That is crazy!
Wonder if anyone was drinking coffee,,,lol
Nobody got all 4 wheels off the ground
Car companies, and suspension companies, should use that as a test track
Car companies, and suspension companies, should use that as a test track
So they had time to record all that but not call the sheriffs department so they could get the dot to do something about it?
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So they had time to record all that but not call the sheriffs department so they could get the dot to do something about it?
This is what they do but they get old and less believable as they have so many up:
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So they had time to record all that but not call the sheriffs department so they could get the dot to do something about it?
This is what they do but they get old and less believable as they have so many up:
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I know those well!! I travel to the whites often in winter and spring. I take 91 to Bradford/Piermont and am often amazed at the size of the heaves on 25C by Lake Tarleton. I tend to fly through there and have really surprised a few times at how big they can get.
Kids riding in school buses love them. Trucks with leaf springs don`t.
When everything is a hop,skip and a jump away...
Good place to sell shocks. Just about all those vehicles look like they needed new ones
The thread-title made me think we were gonna talk about bumpsticks...
Who is responsible for building and maintaining roads in the area? I know of several people who have suffered damage to their vehicles because of road conditions and upon sending evidence plus an invoice to the LA they get a cheque to cover the damage.
Who is responsible for building and maintaining roads in the area? I know of several people who have suffered damage to their vehicles because of road conditions and upon sending evidence plus an invoice to the LA they get a cheque to cover the damage.
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It was as if each driver was from out-of-town.
If those were all locals going that fast....I'd check the water supply.
If those were all locals going that fast....I'd check the water supply.
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Originally Posted by slacktide_bitog
Nobody got all 4 wheels off the ground
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The old Toyota truck did at 00:16 if you freeze-frame it. The DOT needs a black diamond rating system.
Nobody got all 4 wheels off the ground
The old Toyota truck did at 00:16 if you freeze-frame it. The DOT needs a black diamond rating system.
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….This is what they do but they get old and less believable as they have so many up:
I was going say, a sign not only appropriate but necessary. Assuming a warning sign in vid area, those ignoring, whatever happens thier responsibility imo. Ron White saying comes to mind. I'd likely have more sympathy for those not familiar with area and/or don't see signs.
….This is what they do but they get old and less believable as they have so many up:
I was going say, a sign not only appropriate but necessary. Assuming a warning sign in vid area, those ignoring, whatever happens thier responsibility imo. Ron White saying comes to mind. I'd likely have more sympathy for those not familiar with area and/or don't see signs.
Not sure why fine china, grandfather clocks and antique musical instruments popped in my head when I saw the moving van. Maybe I should switch to decaf.
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