Would you do this to your Dodge?

[Bob_Koch]

 

Harvey Suhling asked me to post this.  Thought you all might enjoy it.  I agree, but I wouldn't do this to my truck.

 

 

They don't make trucks, or drivers, like they used to...fun to watch...

 

CLICK ON OILFIELD DODGE 1920 

 

[41/53dodges]

This video came up awhile back, amazing what those old cars would go through! To answer, I may abuse my pickup a bit, but not like that!

[gramps1951]

that was great thanks for the video found myself with a smile on my face the whole time.

[BigDaddyO]

When I drive like that the cops always pull me over.

[HanksB3B]

I was amazed when they rolled in onto the roof and it didn't collapse and then the door windows rolled right up and they were on their way.

To answer your question, NO.

 

Hank 

[1952B3b23]

Thats an awesome little video, thanks for posting.

 

-Chris

[MBF]

I think that if I rolled a vehicle like that the last thing I would worry about is whether or not the windows rolled up.  That old plate glass would do a lot less damage when left down in the doors.

[Dan Babb]

Wow...I'd think twice before driving my Jeep Wrangler Unlimited as hard as those guys drove that old Dodge.

Edited October 7, 2013 by Dan Babb

[Fernando Mendes]

Wow.Awesome video.It show us that cars are very very strong.Thanks for sharing us.Fernando.

[GlennCraven]

I was amazed when they rolled in onto the roof and it didn't collapse and then the door windows rolled right up and they were on their way.

To answer your question, NO.

 

Hank 

 

 

I think that if I rolled a vehicle like that the last thing I would worry about is whether or not the windows rolled up.  That old plate glass would do a lot less damage when left down in the doors.

 

 

That was my favorite part. I love that they rolled it onto the roof and all the way over to get it righted because that was the downhill side and easier than just standing it back on its wheels.

 

The vehicle showed a lot of structural integrity. The fenders were dinged up a bit from all that tumbling, but the roof looked great.

[NiftyFifty]

Great video!

[rkldesign]

I too was smiling and laughing as I watched that film.  It just goes to show us all that they really built strong cars back then.  

I took the front and rear bumper off my Route van yesterday and was amazed how heavy they were.  I told my son that I would hate to see the Prius after it hit my rear bumper.  And he said I would not even feel it it did hit me.

 

Richard