Der Wagen wird eh wieder aufgebaut...koste was es wolle.... so what ??
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P.S ALUFREI surfen ???

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Hirnfrei surfenbrasil hat geschrieben:P.S ALUFREI surfen ???
...sie kommt ja nicht um, wird ja wieder gerichtet oder meinst Du der wird jetzt geschlachtet und der Original-Wheel-Stander wird dann geschreddert!? Sicher nicht! Ich hätte es nur schade gefunden wenn es eine unrestaurierte Zeitkapsel gewesen wäre, sowas wie ein Survivor, das wäre dann mal richtig schade gewesen. Aber was schon einmal restauriert wurde kann ja beliebig oft wieder restauriert werden.....da ist der Survivor-Status eh verloren. "They are original one"MauriceHB hat geschrieben:OK
ich find es schade das die kiste so umkommt , den hätte ich wirklich gern mal live erlebt!
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Maurice
Tja, wie three hundred oben schon geschrieben hat, waren das prinzipiell Originale, aber keine 'survivors', was ja bei echten Rennautos fast unmöglich ist...Bruder K hat geschrieben:@marvin: Welchen Hintergrund hat dein Bild? Sind das Originale?
Genau das habe ich auch gedacht, als ich es aus dieser Perspektive gesehen habe.muskote hat geschrieben:Sehr schön zu sehen, dass die Strecke einerseits für ein vollbremsunfähiges Auto zu kurz ist ...
Das ganze Interview:Bob had taken Jay for a ride in the iconic Barracuda about 15 years ago on the back lot of the studio. “It was a quick ride,” Bob said, “we hit second gear and lifted the front end and it went right back down. But Jay wanted a longer ride, so we made plans for March of this year, and then that got changed to earlier in February.”
I was never comfortable with the whole thing. It was really a bit of a gamble -Bob Riggle
From the get go, Bob admits, “I was never comfortable with the whole thing. It was really a bit of a gamble. Racetracks aren’t designed like this with all the drains and uneven pavement.” But the show must go on, as they say, and despite it being a brand new car they pushed forward.
They hadn’t finished jetting it or getting the timing just right. “We were just supposed to get the front end in the air for Jay, they told me it didn’t have to be a long ride,” Bob said, “so we decided to make a couple of warm up runs and then that final run you see in the video.”
It all started out as planned, then a little bouncing, a turn, and the Hemi Under Glass started to shake, rattle, and roll.
All media is abuzz about that trip to Irwindale and the now infamous rollover with Jay Leno. We wanted to focus our attention on the man himself: Bob Riggle. Sure, Jay Leno is a big name and we all envy his car collection, but Bob is someone that even Jay looks up to and we think that makes him something pretty damn special.As most everyone knows, things didn’t quite go as planned that morning, and after a few warm up wheelstands it was on. The car launched into it’s final wheelstand of the day, and all was looking great. Jay was having the ride of his life, and yet another bucket list entry was being checked off as the front end of the Barracuda aimed skyward. It was a good run, but they began to run out of room and as the front end came back down to Earth, there was a shake, a rattle, and a roll. Actually, a few rolls, to be exact.
Jay definitely got the ride of his life this time, but like pros, both men knew to keep their arms inside the car and were able to walk away unscathed.
It seems the uneven, bumpy pavement, as well as the pending embankment, was a bit too much for the fat slicks as Bob tried to steer away from the oval. The rear end bounced around a little, and finally on one of the bounces the big tires grabbed where they could’ve slipped a little, and over the car went, performing a few barrel-rolls on the pavement.
“The car was bouncing around, and when the tires are in the air like that you’re not going to stop,” Bob told us. “It was way too rough; it was not the best place to do this. You can’t hear it in the video, but I was saying that I’m not going to hit that wall. I expected the tires to slide, but they grabbed the pavement and all I could think was ‘I’m wrecking a brand new car’.”