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The way that pootrol was grabbing and slipping, I was pretty surprised not to hear something go bang/crunch.
That's alot of money to spend just to stage an accident.
If it was legit though, doubt the kid wanted to be lectured by some bloke from a DVD...
Stuck on a steep track, dirty side up vs smiling politely in front of a camera with the car back on the road and my wallet untouched - I know which I'd choose.Quote:
Originally Posted by Disco Muppet
Its not like he had to wear a 4WD Action cap or do the interview naked :wasntme:
Steve
Fair point, but still. He'll have plenty of time to reflect on his mistake(s). Good little promo for coopers there at the end...Quote:
Originally Posted by steveG
did you get the attachment methods...
On the top rail of a bull bar for one of them?
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Originally Posted by Blknight.aus
aww.. that'd be ok :o - ARB bullbar I guess (that little bloke that does all the talking spruiks for arb & coopers )
I lost track in the end. I think the pumpin' music did it.
Ironic then that all the 4WDA team vehicles are plastered with "TJM Equipped" stickers.Quote:
Originally Posted by 87County
Id also say it was staged, The vehicle may not have been intentionally rolled just for the show but I suspect that it was a vehicle that was rolled, someone happened to come along so the rest of it was staged up around that on the "well do the recovery for free if you let us film it for a promo"
I think the other video on how to do recoveries taken from in perth is much better show.
100% set up. absolutely no doubt about it.
I'd be inclined to agree with dave (blknight) in that the rollover itself wasn't staged, but some sort of deal was made.
If it was a real emergency then there'd be no filming.