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Driving in monsoons

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Driving in monsoon rains is great fun. Particularly
exciting is hydroplaning from one lane to another.
One lady did a very fast exit-over the shoulder lane
guard rail and down the grassy slope on the other side.
The SUV that attempted to follow her got totalled.

 
Looks like driving the Jag home a week ago from Sub Vets.....
Your wipers are not Lucas......
 
Tinster said:
Particularly exciting is hydroplaning from one lane to another.
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Speed thrills!!! :devilgrin:

I hope no one was hurt...
 
Um....Dale.....if you were holding the camera......who was holding the WHEEL?! :shocked:

Driver "This rain is crazy, mon."
Rider "Yah...drive carefully or we gonna crash, mon."
Driver "How long you think it take for that to happen, mon."
Rider "Mon, soon!"

:lol: :lol: <Insert rim shot here!!> :lol: :lol:
 
That must've been your Jeep...if it was the TR^, you'd be cleaning water off the inside of the windshield!
 
So's his Jeep.
 
Geez it"s one of those down pours where the wiper is just in the way!
I have driven the strech of road from the airport to caguas in the rain with the locals, man I dont see how the pavement even gets wet they tail get so close!
 
I'd say the seating position is too high to be the TR6, and the bonnet looks to be too short. Must be his Jeep.
 
swift6 said:
I'd say the seating position is too high to be the TR6, and the bonnet looks to be too short. Must be his Jeep.
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<span style="color: #990000">Ha!!! You guys are all nuts. I'm a designer remember? I got one of those slim-jim digitals camers and affixed it to the driver's visor with rubber bands. The visor is down, camera between visor and glass windshield.

The camera movie control button is left side, rear of camera. I push the button to start and stop video captures. Cool, Eh?

If Wendy had been with me, you'd have heard a whole bunch of hollering from her. The passenger side soft top leaks like crazy. Indeed, it was Amos. Tony- Wendy's Jeep is red, mine is grey.

regards,

dale</span>
 
Further proof- don't look at the image.
Listen to the car.

BTW: How does my engine sound sound?
Still keeping shifts to 3000 RPM

 
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