Video: "offroading" from the 1920's with a Dodge sedan

[glen_ep Addicted PP Member Find all posts View Profile Close glen_ep]

"1920s vintage Dodge Brothers sedan drives down muddy roads and across muddy fields to get to the gushing oil well. For some strange reason the car has "Oil Field Dodge" painted on the side. This may be a company promotional video but it does not make driving look like any fun."

It's certainly a strong argument for skinny tyres!!!

[Richoson Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close Richoson]

Thats the way "drive it like you you stole it" I know some Pradopointers that drive like that

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Judging by that smoke it's got to be a diesel. Can't beat diesel power.

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Beautiful, just a little momentum!

[Corigator Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close Corigator]

A technique I haven't seen before. - roll it over on the roof, but make sure you wind down the windows first.

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Thats the way "drive it like you you stole it" I know some Pradopointers that drive like that

Hello Pot, lol.

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Love it!!

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I wonder what tyre pressure they were running?

[Hutch Addicted PP Member Find all posts View Profile Close Hutch]

Thats the way "drive it like you you stole it" I know some Pradopointers that drive like that

Hehe..

Hutch- Prado 2012 petrol with the TJM Catologue.

[MrX Member Find all posts View Profile Close MrX]

Pfft... I bet it doesn't have seat warmers or an electric mechanism to retract the steering wheel out of the way so you don't bump your leg as you get out.

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hahahahah

[glen_ep Addicted PP Member Find all posts View Profile Close glen_ep]

A technique I haven't seen before. - roll it over on the roof, but make sure you wind down the windows first.

Yes, I found that interesting as well.. definitely an approach we wouldn't be using with today's cars!