no spare tire? Use a branch

[The Vector Doctor]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWfzPLeQSAM

There must be a redneck joke here

 

[AUTO-FX]

That is AWESOME

 

[Travis Stanley]

Now thats funny!

 

[J Hill Designs]

you might be redneck if...

 

[petesign]

The cars have European tags. Thats freaking awesome.. ingenious. If they had Mississippi or Alabama tags - well that would have been redneck.

 

[routierracing]

My first thought was... I can't believe how well that actually worked. LOL

 

[GypsyGraphics]

the idea of round, black, rubber, for tires has been done to death...
i think it's nice to fianlly see the use of texture, shape and a new color for god's sakes.
pleasing to the eye, functions surprisingly well, and eco-friendly too!

 

[Craig Sjoquist]

there was no weight, besides a trailer, wonders how long he had to go to find a tire, geez thats dangerous.
Thats not redneck thats stupid

 

[GregT]

I'm impressed that he would actually try and drive

 

[signage]

Now that's thinking outside the box/circle :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

 

[AUTO-FX]

Hey, if i'm not mistaken, that was a BIRCH branch. That sucker should be on fire, even in the rain !
Hey, maybe that's what he was REALLY doin' - trying to start a campfire! But he wasnt going fast enough.....

 

[SignTech]

seems logical ........... depending on the branch diameter, it will get approximately 500 miles ....

 

[James Burke]

Let's see 'em try to back up!

 

[John L]

That's earning the right to tell a nice story some day. Well played.

Hand to God... Last year, I duct taped a broken drive shaft back together on a semi-loaded 10,000lb gvw box truck and drove it from Jacksonville, FL to South-Central PA. And it was the second time I had performed such an emergency repair during a road trip.

 

[Si Allen]

What's the big deal?

American Indians used a travois ... difference was they used 2 poles with a blanket between them.

 

[Firefox]

But you need at least fifteen horses to be on the freeway!

But officer what does it mean when you say I can't drive on a bald birch?

 

[John L]

This may be where the term "jackleg" originated.