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You didn’t think it through.
Wish I was in the area.
Looked pretty easy IMHO.

 

I'll make sure to recreate it for yah if you come by.

 

O boy a challenge

 

It's a 2WD; it's not a challenge to get stuck...

 

When you get flipped bmw’s in the middle of a bridge and recover it solo, a over centered trailer ain’t much of a thought.

 

@Delta09

Did you check out that Tundra?

 

FIFY

 

Nah, looking at the pics closely it looks like it was not cared for as much as I liked.

 

My geography sucks. I didn't realize Houston was right on I10 and fairly close to Louisiana. That would be a sweet drive home as I went to college in Pensacola and could stop there for a night or two before heading north.

 

Were the shocks dirty?

 

The one at Fred Haas? That truck came from Vermont. IMO I'd cross that off the list...

 

It’s been nice knowing ya.

 

You know me all to damn well...

 

Now I'm curious. How did you get the bmw righted? And how would you have gotten the trailer back?

 

Yah. How did you find out that info?

 

The Carfax on the dealers website.

 

Oh. I hadn't looked at that. Damn

 

It's amazing how far those auction vehicles go.

Our Camry is an ex Avis rental car that was tagged out of California. It legit stayed out West as there's sand in parts of the engine bay and undercarriage. Also not a spec of surface rust to be found.

 

Take too long to explain it. Has a lot to do with angles and blocking.

will be a subject of conversation the next time we meet.
Remind me

I’ll bring a few hot wheel cars for demo