69 dart loses rear end...bad scene.

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Kinda hard to believe a Mopar Brother would allow this to happen.
Lesson to all you Guys with replaced rear ends...check those welds. Unsure, take the Car to a chassis shop and have them inspect it. It could save you TONS OF HUMILIATION. :violent1:

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That's some funny **** right there!:burnout:
I can't believe they didn't turn around and go back!
 
Long as nobody got hurt, who cares.
I think its FUNNY AS HELL!!! :glasses7:

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I dont think it is funny at all. YOU do the repair and see how much you like it.
 
I laughed then, I'll laugh now. That is some funny s*it. That's what you get when someone else does the work for you! :tool:
 
To me it's funny because I just can't see it happening in real-life. Unless, maybe it was a multi-link....Perhaps a home-built..... Now I'm not saying home-built multi-links are somehow sub-standard. But it's kinda obvious here that somebody was not as on top-of-it, as he mighta/shoulda been.

Or it was staged. But that would be insane.
Or sabotaged. Which would still be insane.
 
If it was a Mustang or a Camero you guys would be yuking it up.
Looks like an unsafe vehicle puked its rearend in a low speed
event instead of a high speed wreck.
Still a knee slapper.


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if it was my best friend i would be LMAO.... with that said i would have done everything to help and make sure ok. get car back to safe location. never seen that happen before.WOW
 
In another thread somebody referred to it as "leapfrogging the rear" unfortunate for the owner, but still hilarious. The builder should've stepped up and took the liability.
 
AJ/FormS said:
To me it's funny because I just can't see it happening in real-life. Unless, maybe it was a multi-link....Perhaps a home-built..... Now I'm not saying home-built multi-links are somehow sub-standard. But it's kinda obvious here that somebody was not as on top-of-it, as he mighta/shoulda been.

Or it was staged. But that would be insane.
Or sabotaged. Which would still be insane.
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Exactly, some shyt work that somebody should step up and claim responsibility for.
 
Already proven to be a setup.
 
Just gotta tighten u bolts to springs, as far as I can see......
 
Nah, not a damn thing funny about someone else's misfortune. But that's just me.
 
I have seen this happen at the Drag Strip more than a coupla times. Fortunately, it always happens just off the starting line.

It would be great to hear from the original owner in the Video...he's probably a FABO member and STILL in hiding. AND WHO COULD BLAME HIM.

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I have to laugh along with the occupants, they were obviously imbibed and egging him on for some tire spinning. To have this outcome was nothing short of hilarious. I am just saddened that a Mopar Brother would allow this. It must have cost a fortune to get it cleaned up.
 
It's fake. Period. Do yall know how many things have to fail to make that happen? Do you know what the odds are? Especially with your buddy behind you recording the whole thing?

Really, some of yall are approaching stupid if you think that was real.

Think about the scene in American Graffiti where Dryfus chained the cop rear end. No way in hell that would have ever happened without lots of bolts REMOVED. It would have broken the chain, or ripped up whatever he had the chain anchored to on the other end.

No way. No how.
 
Looks like it came apart about the time he hit 2nd gear.
Might of chucked the driveshaft and that started the pole-vault,
it lifted pretty high.
 
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