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Epic fails

One lucky guy who fell out when the cj was sitting on her nose. Gotta learn to wear seat belts. Either that or he bailed. I don't think I could get the seat belt off that fast.
 
I was honestly thinking the Jeep was going to roll end over end the whole way down. That could have been a lot worse.

I assumed that he bailed. But yeah, getting the belt off that quickly would not have been the first thing on my mind.
 
If he got off the brakes and used his e brake he may have saved it. Gotta think real fast to do that though. I think his brain was in "Bail out" mode.

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Or..the whole thing went as planned. The getting out part. Check. Then I bet the script said it was supposed to tumble violently endo ing all the way to the bottom, but it failed to do so and just stopped. :evil:
 
apparently it is the third time he has flipped it, and he just replaced the hood and windshield frame
 
Yeah. So I am not so shocked. Still seems very staged to me. With all that hill, it was probably supposed to go much further. Just a hunch. :shrug:
 
If it was his third flip and wasn't staged, apparently he hasn't learned yet.
 
This was going to be an epic fail...

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This is by far the most rusty fail of an original windshield frame rust creep I have ever dealt with. From an 81 renegade that sat in the woods from 1999-2016
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Here's a fuel line banjo bolt that I got the other day and it was Center drilled but not cross drilled so no fuel flow.

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