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Steve McQueen Wannabe Jumps His GT/CS Mustang at 100 mph

 
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First off I would like to say this could have gone so wrong in so many ways it's not even funny.  A Steve McQueen wanabee felt like cheating death so he drove his GT/CS Mustang down a country road and jumped it at over 100 mph.  It's actually a very entertaining video if you can fight through the commentary.  At the very end of the video it looks like the Mustang goes off the road but the video ends so it hard to tell what happends.  Another good reason to not buy a used car my friends.



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  1. By  B. Rushmore Posted: 1/16/2009 12:11pm PST

    All that guy needs is the horn playing Dixie while he is in the air.
     
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  2. By  andrew Posted: 1/18/2009 2:22am PST

    He and his Stang were fine. He's a good buddy of mine and a member of www.southtexasstangs.com
     
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  3. By  Performance Parts Posted: 1/26/2009 7:19am PST

    "Well.."

    I can't say I'd want to jump my brand new Mustang like that. But hey more power to him.
     
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  4. By bob Posted: 11/20/2009 9:11am PST

    Wonder if his mommy and daddy know what he is doing?
     
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  5. By  Taz Posted: 11/22/2009 11:28pm PST

    Anyone want to chill and shot the bull on a great mustang car club website visit us at www.clubmustangempire.com
    See you there.....
     
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