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  1. 19th May 2008, 05:16 PM #1
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    The only good Toyota is a flat Toyota

    Found this looking around. Don't know if you've seen it before.


    YouTube - Toyota Pickup truck destroyed by dump truck

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    PLEASE PLEASE can I try that also can we do a nissen as well


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    Quote Originally Posted by ho har View Post
    PLEASE PLEASE can I try that also can we do a nissen as well


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    Quote Originally Posted by long stroke View Post
    Me first me first

    sorry I was first wait in line

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    Quote Originally Posted by ho har View Post
    sorry I was first wait in line

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    just to make you laugh, a similar thing happened by accident to a brand new (380km on the clock) 70 series trayback about 3 weeks ago at a mine up here...... the open cut examiner parked his ute to investigate a burning haul truck, the fire killed the brakes on the haul truck, and it rolled right over the landcruiser!
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    G'day All, Thats been around for quite a while now, and in my opinion it wasn't fitted with engine or transmission when the dumpster rolled over it, and just imagine what your Land Rover would look like as well, very flat indeed cheers Dennis
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    I don't think that I'd be risking the cost of damaging two truck tyres on flattening a Toyota. There must be a cheaper way: the price of one tyre on a truck that size is in excess of $40,000 and has a 12 month supply time.

    I wonder if the driver still has a job...no not the toyota driver.
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    The Toyota didnt have any engine or gearbox as the tyres are actually worth $100K each they took them out. I was told it was done at Paraburdoo
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    Seen that and loads of other not set up pics and videos in training/safety sessions.The idea is the shock value,yep funny as to see in the pics,THEN THE PENNY SHOULD DROP,THAT MAY HAVE BEEN ME!!!!! I BETTER LOOK OUT FOR ME AND MY WORKMATES!!!!
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