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This very long limo I think needs another wheels at the middle part so that it will not stuck up
That's one of the funnies limo pictures I've ever seen
This is unreal! Ha ha ha. What an idiot.
Ah! I guess limo builders in hilly cities like San Francisco need to take into account the height of the wheel base to avoid situations like this!
Probably need to wedge some boards under the front wheels for traction so it can reverse out.
Dan
Too big of a STRETCH I believe
Ha, similarly, check out Big Rig + San Francisco
That is hilarious but you would be surprised how easily this can happen in a stretch. Stop putting rookie drivers behind the wheel.
Ha rookie driving to say the very least! We have a driver that totaled an H2 stretch limo this same way in Dallas…needless to say he isnt driving any more.