They don't build cars like they used to...
http://www.iihs.org/iihs/about-us/milestones/50th-anniversary
http://www.iihs.org/iihs/about-us/milestones/50th-anniversary
Yeah, I noticed that too. Hope the AM-radio was playing something by Buddy Holly or Elvis during the crash test too.I love that they have dice hanging from the mirror of the 1959 Bel Air.![]()
Pretty amazing how far we've come.
Great to live in these dice free times.I love that they have dice hanging from the mirror of the 1959 Bel Air.![]()
Pretty amazing how far we've come.
Cars with dice hanging from their mirrors have killed more humans than cars without dice hanging from their mirror. That, my friend, is a FACT.Great to live in these dice free times.I love that they have dice hanging from the mirror of the 1959 Bel Air.![]()
Pretty amazing how far we've come.![]()
Kind of exactly how I'd thought it would turn out, bud. The crumple zones and impact engineering has nothing on nostalgia.That's not how I thought that would turn out.
I don't think it was supposed to be a surprise. More of a comparison of how far we've come.Today's cars are safer? Get out.
A lot safer even with the disadvantage of being lighter.Today's cars are safer? Get out.
The guy in the Malibu. The dude in the '59 probably slapped his wife around and used words like "jig" and "*****".Yeah, but who looked cooler getting in that wreck?
Of course you mean except in the case of climate change or evolution.Science does work after all.
Well duhOf course you mean except in the case of climate change or evolution.Science does work after all.
we should use death row inmates in those crash testsAmazing to see that old steering wheel coming up like a spear towards the neck of that dummy.
and the windshield go flying.Amazing to see that old steering wheel coming up like a spear towards the neck of that dummy.
That'll be the day...Yeah, I noticed that too. Hope the AM-radio was playing something by Buddy Holly or Elvis during the crash test too.I love that they have dice hanging from the mirror of the 1959 Bel Air.![]()
Pretty amazing how far we've come.
He was a real dummyThe guy in the Malibu. The dude in the '59 probably slapped his wife around and used words like "jig" and "*****".Yeah, but who looked cooler getting in that wreck?
If someone had prayed for that '59 chevy it would have come out completely undamaged.Really amazing the survivability of the passenger cabin in today's cars. Science does work after all.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mjd2NTJU9gMarty: There he is, Doc! Let's land on him and cripple his car!
Doc: Marty -- he's in a '46 Ford, we're in a DeLorean. He'd rip through us like we were tinfoil.
Kind of exactly how I'd thought it would turn out, bud. The crumple zones and impact engineering has nothing on nostalgia.That's not how I thought that would turn out.
Right, that's what I was talking about. Watching the video it looked like the 59 crushed the newer car, but actually after looking at it after a bit it turns out the newer car was the "safer" one.I believe that the data on the dummies showed that the 2009 driver escaped with a possible broken ankle. The 1959 driver died. (could be cause he was 50 years older)