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Didn't notice the rust (or dust, as they claim) cloud...just saw Willy bouncing around looking for his coffee...Did you see all the rust dust come off of the frame when they hit? Also, if you look at how the seat moves inside, it either wasn't bolted down, or the bolts were rusted through. It looks to me like it was rigged to make old cars look worse. If the Bel-Air had been in cherry condition, I think it would have stood up a lot better.
Hmmmm...interesting that they responded...still think there wasn't something quite right about the video...I'd seen quite a few older cars after accidents...and most of them had amazing crumple zones...well, whatever they were called back then...
Minor crash yes, major crash... no.I thought the older cars had more metal and stood up better than that...but, then again...depends on how fast and where they get hit...
same hereDid you see all the rust dust come off of the frame when they hit? Also, if you look at how the seat moves inside, it either wasn't bolted down, or the bolts were rusted through. It looks to me like it was rigged to make old cars look worse. If the Bel-Air had been in cherry condition, I think it would have stood up a lot better.