The Diecast Zone · Model Car Club Since 1994
Diecast Collector Forums
Eight forums, every scale, and thirty years of shop talk — new arrivals, restorations, reviews, and the finds you won’t see posted anywhere else, with the full archive back to 2002 restored and searchable. Free to Register.
OUCH , very hard on a T-Bird, there was no info. with the picture.
photo no longer available
This is whats called The Highway Flip. The maneuver is difficult to perform all the way to 360, however, once completed it's pretty impressive to see. These folks have managed just the halfway flip - its OK, but no cigar. Contestants can always be assured that the local highway cops will always be on hand to offer assistance.
Proof positive that birds cannot fly upside down.
And the "T" is still strapped 2 tha trailer ... WOW....
Now that is some XCLNT strapping there
Hope he has insurance.
John Bono
North Jersey
LOL. True.
The trailer wheels are too far forward, and the car is too long for that type of trailer, which means there was a lot of car weight over hang after the trailer wheels, which, at highway speeds, caused a back and forth motion which became uncontrollable... I would have never chanced a car like that on that trailer.
Looks almost like negative tongue weight.
Both Observations are Correct
Judging by the yellow/orange vehicle in the background, and the wonky trailer, it must have happened in Europe.
Excited owners don't think about things like that. He probably borrowed the trailer from a friend.
Heartbreaking. )-: Poor Bird.
What a shame. Its a write off but a donor car roof etc. could rebuild it IMO.
+1 Agree. Also the trailer plate and LHD laneways.