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    Quote Originally Posted by PJs View Post
    That was an impressive build Bruce. Thanks for sharing that. Wonder if TOT saw this?

    Looked like an old Honda motor (maybe a 90?) but didn't seem to use the gears, nor have any brake mechanism. I'd give it a spin though!
    It appears to have a braking system at 3:51 in the video..

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    That is one total fecking idiot.
    I have a 1972 Land Rover Series III Truck Cab/Pick-Up and a 1962 Land Rover Series 2a Carawagon Camper.

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    Quote Originally Posted by basil3w View Post
    It appears to have a braking system at 3:51 in the video..
    Absolutely right! I saw the disc thinking it was just a guide or something, but didn't see the caliper. Thanks!

    As for the low buck version...I rolled in a few tires as a kid but not down a hill like that into traffic. His jump at the end of the splash decreed his thankfulness for surviving idiocy. However I did cardboard slide down our back hill just as steep and almost as long as that one, in a refrigerator box with 2 others. Wasn't pretty when we hit a hidden, sharp, big rock near the bottom which shredded the box and tossed us out to tumble another 40-50' to the bottom, just prior to hitting a concrete gutter. No more boxes but continued to cardboard slide down that hill every summer for a few years. A whole lotta fun!

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