Rolling Cars

Calvin

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Wow, that is far out for people to use cars like that and is safety hazard! :eek:
 
Whoa, that's extreme bouncing! They have gotten too far and broken the suspension arm, oops!
 
Whoa, that's extreme bouncing! They have gotten too far and broken the suspension arm, oops!

That's waaaaayy too extreme. Yeah saw that suspension broke. It is not made for extreme bouncing.

I see some people are too close to bouncing car and it's :crazy: and they would have been squashed if they tripped and fell while car was high up. :roll:

I don't see any bouncing cars in Kansas anyway. I often see "Fast and Furious" cars roaming in the area, Although, I don't see them speeding but driving around with mocked up cars.

Catty
 
That's waaaaayy too extreme. Yeah saw that suspension broke. It is not made for extreme bouncing.

I see some people are too close to bouncing car and it's :crazy: and they would have been squashed if they tripped and fell while car was high up. :roll:

I don't see any bouncing cars in Kansas anyway. I often see "Fast and Furious" cars roaming in the area, Although, I don't see them speeding but driving around with mocked up cars.

Catty

Yep, crazy people out there. :roll: I haven't seen any around here either, mostly I seen "Fast and Furious" cars around here, too. Mostly stock looking, not too flashy looking. Probably the bouncing cars are common in South California, Texas, Florida, etc.

Look how small those rims are. :laugh2:
 
All I could do through out the video was, laugh! :rofl:

They should be called "Dancing Cars"

Seems like the onlookers were dancing and skipping, around the cars to keep the cars from hitting them. :shock:
 
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