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The girlfriend and I were watching it a few ago..

I pointed out the same thing.. No coolant and appears that it must not have any brake fluid either, unless it had some sort of mechanical brakes.. (I'm not up on the jeep scene LOL)

Brad
 
Oh Sure Old Roy ---- I am Sure they fooled you, but a few they can't Fool, cause we aren't fools, when they take the radiator out --- there was NO WATER --- which tells me, not even being there, it's a Phony set up, made to do that just for "Show"
 
Glad you made that detailed observation. only an idiot would believe that an engine could run for 5 min without water at an idle. that I have done lots of times just to drive one in the shop, without burning the valves or warping the head,and another to make a post as you just did about it.hahahaha

If you look at what I said I said it was made up as a show but still worked for an amusing demonstration.
 
a great show, Looks like the engine/ tranny must be held in with pins? or just rests in some sort of bracket. and i think it was 1 bolt that held the body on haha. An awsome show though
 
I got distracted by the beer ad videos to the right- the Beer Goggles one is pretty good.

Now what were you saying about some Jeep or something?
 
(quoted from post at 13:36:14 01/03/11) I got distracted by the beer ad videos to the right- the Beer Goggles one is pretty good.

Now what were you saying about some Jeep or something?
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Me too!
 
About same time as a crew of determined Tiajuana carjackers could piece out a Camaro. Pulling slightly wrinkled body off mid 1960s VW Beetle takes about 1/2 hour, air wrench and 2 helpers with 6pack of Old Milwaukee helps. RN
 
Sure old Roy,,, your just bored with yourself,
and amused easly
ever hear of an electric motor
 
That clearly wasn't powered by an electric motor.
if ya turn up the volume and listen it is running in gas as it leaves.

Just wondering .. Did you and Shirley have a Merry Christmas ??
 
Even with no brakes and no fluid it still makes for a good show.. Someone went to a lot of time and practice to set it up and make the vidio.
 
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