Ice's car............
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There must be at least a ton of extra weight on that poor car.
Look at the compression on the springs...
Look at the compression on the springs...
1983 Tercel SR5 with 185/75R14 tyres, 32/36 DGAV Weber carburetor, lumpy cam and upgraded Pioneer sound system. Veteran of several fire seasons (with the scars to show it) and known as "The Racing Turtle"
I think they'll have problems with bent panels and the like as the ice would way a fair bit.
It's gotta be at least 2" thick over the whole vehicle....
It's gotta be at least 2" thick over the whole vehicle....
1983 Tercel SR5 with 185/75R14 tyres, 32/36 DGAV Weber carburetor, lumpy cam and upgraded Pioneer sound system. Veteran of several fire seasons (with the scars to show it) and known as "The Racing Turtle"
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A couple days after Takza posted that image, my sister emailed me several more! They appear to be in Europe or something, there was a VW van totally coated, and more cars on the bridge...I tried to find out where she got them but they came from a guy who got them from a guy etc. I wanna know how it happened! I suppose wind blowing the water around, and freezing temps?
Looks like a freshwater lake and a seawall...must of had a storm? I found it on Wunderground weather....they have a lot of user posted pics...make good desktop wallpaper.
Give a boy a gun-give a biatch a cell phone-and pretty soon you almost got yourself a police state.
Orwell said: War is peace! Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength...
Orwell said: War is peace! Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength...
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That's a Porsche Boxter. See? Even rich people get screwed sometimes...
Just imagine - water would've collected in all the door jambs, weatherstripping, and any joints or seams. Once the water froze, I bet it caused some damage. That roof will probably never work right again.
Just imagine - water would've collected in all the door jambs, weatherstripping, and any joints or seams. Once the water froze, I bet it caused some damage. That roof will probably never work right again.
I almost look forward to winter now...
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