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    1. 02-06-2010 #1
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      Can I park here?

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    3. 02-06-2010 #2
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      hahaha that awsome!
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      someone spun out and went up a guy wire. That takes some talent there. I'm just glad I don't have that particular talent.
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      is that Charlie Sheen's handiwork again.....???ha
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      is that ace ventura's car? lol
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      Some dude in Toronto did the same thing 10 - 15 years ago. He used a '66 or '67 Chevelle ..... put it on its rear bumper. To add insult to injury, he even made the front page of one of the local papers.

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      I think you should have to pass an IQ test and a high speed driving test before you are aloud a high perf car. JMO!


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      I know a guy locally who did a similar stunt with a 4th gen f-body.

      Amazing what can happen with a split second of lost traction.

      Thats why you need to track your fast car...
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      parts car!
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      parts car!
      Screw that...

      Some body parts and a few suspension repairs and its good as new.

      I bet it still runs.
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      I once saw a girl slide on the icy road went up over the curb and got the right rear tire go up the angle of the guy wire and the car went up about 8 ft. and then it let go and she spun around the pole totally missing it and the car made a 90 degree turn to the right as it spun around and went up the side street about 30 ft. The car and the girl were not hurt with amazement to me. If I had not seen it with my own eyes I would never have believed what happened. Even the wire and the pole were ok. She was going about 25 mph. The only telltale sign was the scrape mark on the wire and the inside area of the rear tire. I wish I had a video of it because it defied physics.

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      Kinda off topic, but I didn't know until now it is guy wire?

      I always thought it was guide wire. You guys are correct, I googled. You learn something new everyday.
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      They will blame the CTS pedal for that one also!!!:bsjerk:
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      I saw a guy in York Pa do that once in a snowstorm..in a gbody
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      Quote Originally Posted by subtlez28 View Post
      Kinda off topic, but I didn't know until now it is guy wire?

      I always thought it was guide wire. You guys are correct, I googled. You learn something new everyday.
      Just goes to show you the difference between the good and the bad guy's !
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      How much for the LS3?!!!
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      That makes me hurt.
      It looks too familiar ...
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