This was an outtake from a pilot for the new KITT show, before they decided to use a Mustang instead. Here KITT is just helping to move the moonshine still for the local HUA president.
that looks like it was made in photo shop, if a car hit a building hard enough to go that far under it, it would have alot more damage, imagine hitting another car with enough force to go under it that far what it would do, that doesnt even have a cracked windshield or a scratch
uh… the building was up on bricks – notice the one in the yard right in front of the Firebird?? It doesn’t take much force to knock the bricks out from underneath. As for “lack of damage”, I am sure we would see a lot more damage on the other side.
That “building” looks like nothing more than a prefab tool shed or the like, supported by nothing more exotic than a few cinder blocks on sloping ground. Drive a low-nosed wedge of a vehicle up underneath a relatively lightweight structure perched on cinder blocks and, voila! lots of “compression” damage (see the front tire’s relationship to the wheel opening) with a minimum of “impact” or conventional crunch-up damage.
Here we see this particular breed of car is attempting to camouflage itself with it’s surroundings, covering itself with anyhting to hand. it may not be effective.
That seems like a bit of an expensive and inaccurate shim for your building, pal.
good riddens camaro’s suck.
“That’s funny- it didn’t used to be a convertible.”
I love the guy having a staring contest with the windshield.
He just needed to jack up the house to repair the foundation.
“A little closer, little closer…perfect.”
It wasn’t until GM started taking drastic measures that everyone realized the car company was serious about phasing out Pontiac.
This was an outtake from a pilot for the new KITT show, before they decided to use a Mustang instead. Here KITT is just helping to move the moonshine still for the local HUA president.
I can’t decide if this is the result of an idiot’s driving skills or an epic kludge. This should be on “ThereIFixedit.com” as a shed leveling device.
It looks like the man is trying to coax it out from under the building.
Maybe he’s a fireman?
“Here, kitty kitty…”
@Julie
You may be right, that is a firetruck in the background.
@s3xt0y
Err, that’s a Pontiac Firebird. Camaro’s don’t have fold down lamps. Plus the quarter panels are a different shape.
Toto, I don’t think we’re in Kansas anymore…
that looks like it was made in photo shop, if a car hit a building hard enough to go that far under it, it would have alot more damage, imagine hitting another car with enough force to go under it that far what it would do, that doesnt even have a cracked windshield or a scratch
uh… the building was up on bricks – notice the one in the yard right in front of the Firebird?? It doesn’t take much force to knock the bricks out from underneath. As for “lack of damage”, I am sure we would see a lot more damage on the other side.
That “building” looks like nothing more than a prefab tool shed or the like, supported by nothing more exotic than a few cinder blocks on sloping ground. Drive a low-nosed wedge of a vehicle up underneath a relatively lightweight structure perched on cinder blocks and, voila! lots of “compression” damage (see the front tire’s relationship to the wheel opening) with a minimum of “impact” or conventional crunch-up damage.
“My shack!”
@Diejestor
funny thing is, the firetruck still hasn’t found him
Here we see this particular breed of car is attempting to camouflage itself with it’s surroundings, covering itself with anyhting to hand. it may not be effective.
They really should have invested in a dog to try and sniff out drugs the firebird is just not cutting it.
Quick, someone pull the wicked firebird’s ruby red slippers off before her sister gets here.
HONEY THAT BEES NEST IS UNDER THERE, YOU WERE RIGHT!
Look at me! I’m a Yuppie Mobile Home!
“He’s a wwwwwreckin machine”