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Further proof that Autism is real, and real with me.. I never considered that he was simply flipping the shotgun open and closed in a straight up/down manner. Always thought there was some kind of impossible mechanism there.
Also no idea what kind of Harley that is. Some say it is called a "Fat Boy."
Also no idea what kind of Semi that is. Beyond being a Cab-over, or COE.
Also not sure the "shotgun holder" on the bike was a real thing that was available.
One of the best movie scenes.. certainly one of the cooler parts of this movie. Even if we can tell it's a stuntman on the bike, and the ramp change from pointy to regular for the jump. These things are forgivable.
EDIT @Pablo you mean like a Henry Repeater? Or (I'll just mention it) a Ruger 96/22, of course that one was based off a 10/22 but it wasn't the same action?? That one looks like it is flipping open and flipping closed. Unless that is exactly what you are calling lever action on a shotgun. No idea what kind of shotgun that is, either, now that you mention it. I'd assume 12 gauge ..
Also at the 3:50 mark. What kind of oil you think that was. Remember that was, what, 1991
Also no idea what kind of Harley that is. Some say it is called a "Fat Boy."
Also no idea what kind of Semi that is. Beyond being a Cab-over, or COE.
Also not sure the "shotgun holder" on the bike was a real thing that was available.
One of the best movie scenes.. certainly one of the cooler parts of this movie. Even if we can tell it's a stuntman on the bike, and the ramp change from pointy to regular for the jump. These things are forgivable.
EDIT @Pablo you mean like a Henry Repeater? Or (I'll just mention it) a Ruger 96/22, of course that one was based off a 10/22 but it wasn't the same action?? That one looks like it is flipping open and flipping closed. Unless that is exactly what you are calling lever action on a shotgun. No idea what kind of shotgun that is, either, now that you mention it. I'd assume 12 gauge ..
Also at the 3:50 mark. What kind of oil you think that was. Remember that was, what, 1991
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Lever action.
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I'd agree this one of the best burnouts I've seen. Australia, I believe..
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of the lubrication of military vehicles. 1943-1945
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Lost 'em.
"Ain't nothing like a Caterpillar engine."
"Ain't nothing like a Caterpillar engine."
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