Off Road "Recovery" Attempt

This video was painful to watch. Why didn't they at least try to roll the truck over? Would be a lot easier to drag a truck when it's on all four wheels. Seems dumb to drag the truck on the side like that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvdQKa-xA50&feature=emb_title

 

Good grief.

 

Love that Dodge!

 

O...M...F...G...

 

What a bunch of retards.

For some reason I thought of this song.

 

WHAT. THE. FUCK?

I don't understand what they were trying to accomplish. It's like they were trying to do as much damage as possible without actually recovering it. That was painful to watch.

Funny part is the idiot owner that allowed this to happen is probably going to try to make an insurance claim and be in for a big surprise when he finds out his policy doesn't cover accidents when offroading.

 

Recovery?
Gotta admit the dodge was impressive.
Looks like it had already rolled a few times?
They may have figured it’s done anyway.
Sad to see it being dragged like that!

So I watched again thought drivers side was beat also guess not!
Dammm

 

Good luck getting insurance to pay for that OOOOOFFF

 

Dibs on the scoop insert.

 

I wonder if they new dragging it like that could damage the paint.

 

I see what’s going on there, but I’m not sure what’s going on there.
Seems there might have been a better way

 

I wonder how it looks after they dragged it on the highway for 80 miles back home, and then shoved it into the garage sideways?

 

Isn't that a truck pull?

 

Well its for sure destroyed now.

 

Is this that guy Greg that rolled yesterday out at Pilot Rock by Silverwood Lake?

 

The funniest part is when the those guys decided to get involve to become spotters for the dodge driver. Its likely the same spotters for the Tacoma and we see how that went. That Dodge was impressive.

 

Sure looked like enough people standing around. They could of pushed it back onto its wheels, or at least used the Dodge to right it. Instead, lets drag it down for shits and giggles.

Wow.

 

Looking at the terrain there is no way to get a vehicle in position to pull it back on the wheels, and if you did what would stop it from rolling down the mountain as soon as the wheels were on the ground. Dragging it on it's side did more damage to body panels that were already trashed. It won't cost a dime more to repair it now than it would have before they started dragging it. As painful as that is to watch, they did the only practical thing they could.

 

Did we watch the same video?