Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

[goeduck]

Liveleak.com - Classic Chevrolet Impala Rolls Off Trailer and Causes Accident

Looks more like a Malibu

 

[paulfun9]

GM made those fabulous FWD Motorhomes in the 70s with the Eldorado Axle. Why wouldn't you be able to tow with FWD?

It was actually the front of a Toranodo the Cadillac also used the front wheel drive system from the toranado.

 

[Dftodd]

I'll assume the purse was not secured....

Actually, the strap was caught in the top of the door. That's the only reason she didn't lose it.

 

[Jstpssng]

Throw the book at someone when an accident happens. Until then, leave them alone. (Within Reason)

I used to hear that argument a lot 35 years ago... about driving under the influence.
Usually it was from the worst offenders.

 

[JPRambo]

Yes a 66 or 67. I cant tell. I have a 64 and a 65.

 

[lilranch2001]

I am pretty sure it is a Chevelle

 

[tjkubota93]

A chevelle is a Malibu. Or a Malibu is a chevelle. Right?

It dont look like an impala to me.

The "journalist" probably classifies old cars like guns. Pistol=glock, rifle=ar15, m16.

 

[goeduck]

A chevelle is a Malibu. Or a Malibu is a chevelle. Right?

Yes, one or the other of those . I am thinking back then Chevelle was the line and Malibu was a trim level. Then I think Malibu became its own line due to popularity. Nowadays Malibu is the line. I think.

Kinda like Ranger in the Ford pickups. The name got used in different lines as a trim and as a line.

 

[lilranch2001]

I am not sure, what I am sure was my brother purchased the first SS 396 Chevelle in Fort Wayne and as a 12 yr old boy I got to go out every morning and start it to warm it up in the winter

 

[Howling]

Radio this morning stated another truck got 'Storrowed' this morning. Was one last Friday. Boston's Storrow drive has low bridges that have a history of catching trucks. Amazing how so many truckers can't read 4 letter words (Cars Only).

storrowed trucks - Google Search

There is another low bridge (NC?) with cameras and dedicated website: 11 FOOT 8 - The Canopener Bridge