Always use a dependable auto transport carrier.

[intocarss]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQ_UTLrXuns

[WILWAXU]

Yeah.. no fun!

[SS Performance]

Yeah that just plain sucks!

[Bakaruda]

OH, DAMN! :buttkick:

[TheJDMan]

That sucks! I wonder if the ramps or tires were a little wet? Seems like the tires spun awful easy.

[JKnight]

Man...that's painful to watch

[intocarss]

That sucks! I wonder if the ramps or tires were a little wet? Seems like the tires spun awful easy. I'd say yes, as It looked like it had rained earlier.

[fleetus macmullitz]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQ_UTLrXuns

^^^^^^^^^

[intocarss]

http://speedsociety.com/extremely-expensive-1965-mustang-loading-goes-horribly-wrong/?source=monza


This driver, obviously unfamiliar with the finesse required to drive a torquey V8 with a clutch, makes an absolute fool of himself when he drops the rear end off the loading ramps, causing an estimated $12,000 in damage to Gregory Blaisdell’s 1965 Mustang. Why is that an estimated amount, you ask? Because the driver had his authorization to transport the car revoked, but loaded it up and left with it anyway. As of this writing, the car has been reported as stolen and was last believed to be somewhere in Arizona.

We’re not sure what this driver has in mind, holding an American icon hostage like this, but things are likely only going to get worse as this saga continues to unfold. Hopefully Blaisdell is able to get his car back in relatively good condition before this guy really flips and dumps it in the desert. If you’re in the southwest and you see a car hauler with a frantic driver, perhaps alert the authorities. You may help a man find his pride and joy and send the idiot driver who stole it to jail!

[Spiffav8]

http://speedsociety.com/extremely-expensive-1965-mustang-loading-goes-horribly-wrong/?source=monza


This driver, obviously unfamiliar with the finesse required to drive a torquey V8 with a clutch, makes an absolute fool of himself when he drops the rear end off the loading ramps, causing an estimated $12,000 in damage to Gregory Blaisdell’s 1965 Mustang. Why is that an estimated amount, you ask? Because the driver had his authorization to transport the car revoked, but loaded it up and left with it anyway. As of this writing, the car has been reported as stolen and was last believed to be somewhere in Arizona.

We’re not sure what this driver has in mind, holding an American icon hostage like this, but things are likely only going to get worse as this saga continues to unfold. Hopefully Blaisdell is able to get his car back in relatively good condition before this guy really flips and dumps it in the desert. If you’re in the southwest and you see a car hauler with a frantic driver, perhaps alert the authorities. You may help a man find his pride and joy and send the idiot driver who stole it to jail!


Is there any information on the trucking company or driver? Where was the car being picked up? I am a bit perplexed as to how he was able to just leave with the car.

[intocarss]

Is there any information on the trucking company or driver? Where was the car being picked up? I am a bit perplexed as to how he was able to just leave with the car. I have not seen any more info posted yet.

[BMR Sales]

That sucks! I wonder if the ramps or tires were a little wet? Seems like the tires spun awful easy.

Looked Cold & Wet!