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Amazing.
At the same time, some at least will remember this clip from Top Gear where a bugeye beats a modern in a hillclimb. The owner of that bugeye died when he lifted the car with a strap and the strap broke and fell on him. A constant reminder to be careful.
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We had one of those.All three of our kids played with it,
& it's still going strong.
mikephillips
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When I was a kid the school playgrounds weren't dirt, they were asphalt paved so they were easier to just sweep off on occasion.
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Easier to clean the blood off.
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That too. Back in the early 60s when I still was young enough for daily recess time many of us went back in with cuts and bruises, and the occasional trip to the school nurse...