Hilarious metal related video

Gratifying to see an ugly POS come to it's just desserts.

Bob Swinney "Ignoramus2885" wrote in message news:PPSdnS7hX4-3PB3UnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@giganews.com...

Yeah, it would be funny if that bug wasn?t an antique. I?ll look for that SSI logo when doing business in the future.

Beetles are child's play. I want to see a Hummer shredded, while its yuppie dirtbag owner has an apoplectic fit!

Joe

Oh heck, throw in a rock crusher plate in the shredder!

RogerN

I hope you meant the owner.

I had several VW bugs. They were amazingly functional vehicles. We went bobsledding in my VW during winter in the Keewenaw peninsula of Michigan, 300+ inches of snow in a winter. Drove it thru many U.P. blizzards going back and forth between Houghton and Ypsi (600 miles).

I drove my bug on tank trails at Fort Lewis, WN. The "new" M151A1 Jeep had trouble with some of those, not the VW. (The "old" M38A1 had no trouble at all.) The VW did not have 4WD. It didn't need it. It did have good road clearance, 15" wheels and a smooth pan beneath, and it didn't weigh much. I was never ever stuck for more than a few minutes and rarely that. Its significant oversteer made it that much more fun to drive on ice, snow and loose gravel. Think 4-wheel drift at 30 mph. They were great fun!

I don't have a VW anymore but we do have a nostalgic Jeep. It was Bernie's Jeep, Mary's dad. A CJ, indistguishable from an M38A1 except that he'd fitted it with a Pontiac V-6 engine.

So, you took off the wheels & just let it slide on its pan? Sounds like fun.

Bob

Don sez: "I hope you meant the owner. . . ."

Jeeze, Don, nope not really. But I did kinda wonder what the clown driving that POS and the OP had in common.

Bob Swinney

I had several VW bugs. They were amazingly functional vehicles. We went bobsledding in my VW during winter in the Keewenaw peninsula of Michigan, 300+ inches of snow in a winter. Drove it thru many U.P. blizzards going back and forth between Houghton and Ypsi (600 miles).

I drove my bug on tank trails at Fort Lewis, WN. The "new" M151A1 Jeep had trouble with some of those, not the VW. (The "old" M38A1 had no trouble at all.) The VW did not have 4WD. It didn't need it. It did have good road clearance, 15" wheels and a smooth pan beneath, and it didn't weigh much. I was never ever stuck for more than a few minutes and rarely that. Its significant oversteer made it that much more fun to drive on ice, snow and loose gravel. Think 4-wheel drift at 30 mph. They were great fun!

I don't have a VW anymore but we do have a nostalgic Jeep. It was Bernie's Jeep, Mary's dad. A CJ, indistguishable from an M38A1 except that he'd fitted it with a Pontiac V-6 engine.