Looking Out From the Garage: Those crazy Europeans... drifting a truck

Those crazy Europeans... drifting a truck

I started off looking for another nice WRC video... and ended up with this.

It is truly amazing to watch this guy seem to defy physics with this truck... I know that the actual weight of the truck is low in the chassis, so it isn't really ready to flip, but visually it looks impossible.

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6 comments • Lane Bailey - REALTOR & Car Guy • December 28 2007 10:45AM

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Ok, this guy is going through thousands of dollars in tires during this video, I wonder who owns the truck? I also have wonder how he drives on the street. It's a little scary.
Posted by Larry Brewer Nashville Real Estate (Benchmark Realty LLc) over 4 years ago
Larry - I don't know the answer to your question, but it makes me want to pull up video of the British Lorry Racing series... some of the trucks they race ARE cartage haulers the rest of the time.  And here in the US, the diesel drags are quite popular with the landscaper crowd. 
Posted by Lane Bailey - REALTOR & Car Guy (Century 21 Results Realty) over 4 years ago
Europeans are crazy, but with their Euro at an all time high, we would be crazy not to put them in our car and show them some properties - Lance
Posted by Lance Winslow (The Car Wash Guy) over 4 years ago
Lance - Look for a post about that very thing later...
Posted by Lane Bailey - REALTOR & Car Guy (Century 21 Results Realty) over 4 years ago
I bet the driver of the truck has a big grin on his face. Looks like a lot of fun Thanks.
Posted by Terry+Bonnie Westbrook Westbrook Realty Grand Rapids Forest Hills MI Real Estate (Westbrook Realty Broker-Owner) over 4 years ago
Terry - How can one NOT have a big grim doing that?
Posted by Lane Bailey - REALTOR & Car Guy (Century 21 Results Realty) over 4 years ago

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