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wellllllll

turns out you need wheels nuts to drive

jenna helped out and changed the tyres while i was working on the electricals.

long story short she didnt tighten one of the rims up

it decided to part company with the car about 500metres from our joint in spectacular fashion with about 50 metres of warning

took half the guard wore out half and inch of the rotor and ground down about half the tow hook

anyway could have been alot worse no one was hurt and we had it back and running with the nuts 30 minutes later

she wont do that again

final resting place

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ouch

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ouch 2

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lol3

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the dude in the range rover net to use had a bit of a shock when he was racing our rims doen the hill

after we fixed it some old f**ker tyred to flog the rim when i was picking it up

lol

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