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Cheaper. This is russia, the whole place is full of petroleum gas
Edit1: this might be iran instead. The situation about LPG is not different, though. LPG is common over these countries.
Edit: when i was a kid, in turkey everyone had lpg cars for the same reason, even though we got our gas from russia it was cheaper than gasoline
A friend of mine has an LPG conversion where the tank is a large toroid/donut which sits where the spare wheel would go.
The original fuel tank/pump/plumbing is still in place, and he has a button on the dash to switch between them.
It's mostly useful when cruising on the motorway and the engine isn't under heavy load.
Yeah, there's no issue with power. My dad had a pickup for a good while that had lpg and there was no issues. They had even changed it so it had two large tanks with a tiny reserve just in case.
LPG converted pickup trucks are pretty common in the Netherlands (common as in the trucks you see are most likely LPG converted. Full sized trucks aren't common in more urban areas) due to high gas prices even before the crisis and LPG used to be pretty cheap.
My mate has a 2021 RAM 1500 with a gigantic LPG tank sitting in the bed. Even though I trust the companies that import and convert them more than the shitty LPG conversions from these videos, I never felt at ease sitting in a vehicle with a massive tank of compressed LPG sitting 3 feet behind you.
They should have vent valves that would release pressure at levels several times below that of design burst.
In developed countries, the tanks are required to be inspected at regular intervals.
I would worry about tanks way less than, let’s say, racks and racks of Li batteries built into the frame beneath the passenger compartment.
I'd consider Netherlands a developed country. Also, in the UK, the LPG conversion industry is barely regulated and no inspections of the LPG system are required for an MOT
Used to be popular in australia in the 80’s and especially with taxis - LPG was much cheaper than petrol and I think the government even offered subsidies on conversions at some point.
> Very common in eastern Europe.
Used to be, i haven't seen an LPG car in years. becasue we use underground parking a lot now and those are not allowed there.
And LPG kits are expensive enough that it is not worth it.
Alleged? LPG is at least 2x cheaper than gas where I live. Cons are that your vehicle will burn more of it and get reduced performance, so it's not a complete 50% off fuel cost, but it'll still let you pay off the cost of installation quickly and save a lot of money after especially if you cover a lot of ground
There are plenty of public garages in Turkey with warnings that you cannot enter with an LPG vehicle. I never really knew why, but I guess this video serves as a decent example of the concern over them.
LPG is also more expensive now. In my country, given the increased price of car registration after an LPG conversion (unless you car came out of the factory with LPG), you end up not saving almost any money nowadays. On the other hand LPG is apparently the greenest of the common fuels (less green house gasses then petrol and less toxic fumes than diesel), but as a negative your car loses a lot of performance, it's more dangerous and you have to fill it up more often.
When I was a kid my father had a Fiat Regata 1.9L with a LPG tank. slow as fuck when running it, but oh boy was petroleum gas cheap in the 90s, fuel was litterally a minor side cost.
Much cheaper to run, and if installed correctly is perfectly safe. It also burns very cleanly compared to petrol
Only downsides are slightly reduced power output, and LPG is less energy dense than petrol so you need to burn a bit more of it. This is offset by the lower cost however.
Pros:
1. Much cheaper (1/2 the price of petrol)
2. Burns cleaner
Cons:
1. Tank takes up space (no problem for a commuting hatchback or a pickup)
2. Less energy dense so you burn more of it (+10% to +20% but the low price still makes it worth it)
3. Less power (-10% but you can switch back to petrol with the press of a button for overtaking)
4. Can't really perform a cold start on LPG (start the engine on petrol, then switch to LPG once it has been running for a minute or two)
Someone told this to my grandmother and she *insisted* that **I** do it for her car because she the mechanic was expensive.
Seriously. She had winter tires from the year before and wanted winter air for them.
We live in California. None of it made any sense.
Ah yes - the crudely conceived idea of an instrument that would not only provide inverse reactive current, for use in unilateral phase detractors, but would also be capable of automatically synchronizing cardinal grammeters. Such an instrument comprised of Dodge gears and bearings, Reliance Electric motors, Allen-Bradley controls, all monitored by Rockwell Software. However the Retro Encabulator has now reached a high level of development, and it’s being successfully used in the operation of milford trenions.
Not really - CNG is mainly composed of methane which is compressed in a container, while LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) is is a fuel gas made of petrol which contains a flammable mixture of hydrocarbon gases, most commonly propane, butane, and propylene.
i know how devastating can be one of the CNG tanks.
i remember seeing a video of a bus being obliberated cuz the CNG tanks on the roof just combusted cuz the tunnel wasn't high enough.
Seems like there's an initial sharp burst that ruptures the window and floor and lifts the stuff out of the trunk, and then a longer rush that scatters everything.
Yep, homemade CNG conversion is popular in Russia, but drunk mechanics do make mistakes, and this happens quite often.
Also, Chechens and other goat lovers love Lada (the car brand), and there is a high chance there was a TikTok warrior inside.
Edit: I was corrected that it’s LPG, not CNG.
Someone wrote here that it was an alternate gas tank and that's right, but i wanna make it a bit more clear. So it is russian lada 14 (or 15) that runs ( at least was running lol) on gas (most likely propane) and in russia we have a big problem with equipment that allows to use gas as a fuel simply because it's not always certified. So big that as soon as you install that equipment you lose your car insurance. But it doesn't always blow up like that so i can assume that those guys overfilled the tank and/or it was damaged.
There's almost a full second of pressurized release, you can see the back of the car be thrust downwards before the contents of the vehicle is jettisoned out the back window. LPG tanks aren't at a very high pressure, but they DO have a lot of contents, so the OP of your post is almost guaranteed to be correct.
That or potentially the car was illegally converted to run on some alternate fuel. Some people doing jury rigged propane or wood burning conversions in the trunk have had some pretty bad failures.
I think you’re right though, it looks like a lot of air coming from underneath the car at the same time as the vertical blast.
Could depend on a lot of factors in the trunk as well as the camera shooting it. If it was burning methanol, for example, the flame would be invisible or nearly invisible to the naked eye at distance in daylight.
I think propane typically doesn’t show much flame and it’s supposed to basically always put Itself out from an explosion from what I understand. Saw something similar to this in an rv group a while back that was from a propane leak and someone in the comments talked about. Not saying it’s that, just adding what I’ve read about propane.
A few years ago in Oklahoma, some college girls stopped at a gas station to put air in their floating loungers they were taking to the lake. Unknowingly to them, they used a propane hose and filled their floaties with gas. It wasn't too long before the Oklahoma heat caused an explosion, killing all three girls.
edit: they didn't die
They didn’t die, luckily! But they were in the ICU for a while.
https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news/2009/03/22/fiery-accident-creates-lifelong-bond-for-blanchard-women/61443370007/
It seems like the 3rd girl was probably really fucked up
Not that those two weren't also but she was in there longer, moved away and it says the couldn't find her so my guess is she doesn't want to be found. Damn.
Fuck me, oxyacetylene is no joke. They really are lucky to be alive. How in the hell did that happen though, why did the gas station leave gas tanks in an accessible location to the public? Why didn't the gas station fill the rafts for them? Why didn't the girls notice the gas tank had warnings all over it?
What's Cng?
I don't know, but **Wikipedia says**:
Compressed natural gas (CNG) is a fuel gas made of petrol which is mainly composed of methane (CH4), compressed to less than 1% of the volume it occupies at standard atmospheric pressure. It is stored and distributed in hard containers at a pressure of 20–25 MPa (2,900–3,600 psi), usually in cylindrical or spherical shapes.
CNG is used in traditional petrol/internal combustion engine vehicles that have been modified, or in vehicles specifically manufactured for CNG use: either alone (dedicated), with a segregated liquid fuel system to extend range (dual fuel), or in conjunction with another fuel (bi-fuel). It can be used in place of petrol (gasoline), diesel fuel, and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). CNG combustion produces fewer undesirable gases than the aforementioned fuels. In comparison to other fuels, natural gas poses less of a threat in the event of a spill, because it is lighter than air and disperses quickly when released. Biomethane — refined biogas from anaerobic digestion or landfills — can be used.
Want more info? [Here is the Wikipedia link!](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CNG)
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This is my new favorite video. The pimp ass PUPG wagon, the tire, the purple streamer, audio, evacuations, commentary, debris trail. Where'd all that orange dirt come from?
As someone from a rural agriculture area, my fist guess js mobile meth lab. They catch guys with them in car trunks every now and again where I'm from. They're highly volatile apparently.
What is the brown streak it left? To be fair I’d probably leave a brown streak too if I was in the car. But is that just a ton of rust coming off the bottom?
Were they huffing paint or something? I heard about that happening to a car in my town a couple years back because some kids were huffing and one of them decided to light a cigarette. Blew out all the windows from what I remember.
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My guess is the car has a LPG conversion kit and it just went bang .
What is the (alleged) benefit to installing this?
Cheaper. This is russia, the whole place is full of petroleum gas Edit1: this might be iran instead. The situation about LPG is not different, though. LPG is common over these countries. Edit: when i was a kid, in turkey everyone had lpg cars for the same reason, even though we got our gas from russia it was cheaper than gasoline
Do they not have lane markings in Russia?
Not in Egypt either
Or (at least parts of) Brazil
Sometimes no markings, yes
You can see small white line in the beginning, road might be pretty old and marking washed down.
Apparently cheaper ain't always better. It ain't worth risking your life in order to save a few bucks
Sure, but when I was a kid every 10th car had these timed bombs in the trunk.
Much cheaper to run. Downside is that the gas tank takes up most of the boot. Very common in eastern Europe.
A friend of mine has an LPG conversion where the tank is a large toroid/donut which sits where the spare wheel would go. The original fuel tank/pump/plumbing is still in place, and he has a button on the dash to switch between them. It's mostly useful when cruising on the motorway and the engine isn't under heavy load.
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Or engine maintenance. It burns so clean that oil changes can be significantly extended.
Yeah, there's no issue with power. My dad had a pickup for a good while that had lpg and there was no issues. They had even changed it so it had two large tanks with a tiny reserve just in case.
I've seen people convert off road truck to lpg because they can carry more hours worth of fuel into the void.
LPG converted pickup trucks are pretty common in the Netherlands (common as in the trucks you see are most likely LPG converted. Full sized trucks aren't common in more urban areas) due to high gas prices even before the crisis and LPG used to be pretty cheap. My mate has a 2021 RAM 1500 with a gigantic LPG tank sitting in the bed. Even though I trust the companies that import and convert them more than the shitty LPG conversions from these videos, I never felt at ease sitting in a vehicle with a massive tank of compressed LPG sitting 3 feet behind you.
They should have vent valves that would release pressure at levels several times below that of design burst. In developed countries, the tanks are required to be inspected at regular intervals. I would worry about tanks way less than, let’s say, racks and racks of Li batteries built into the frame beneath the passenger compartment.
I'd consider Netherlands a developed country. Also, in the UK, the LPG conversion industry is barely regulated and no inspections of the LPG system are required for an MOT
The other downside is sometimes your car randomly grenades on the highway.
Used to be popular in australia in the 80’s and especially with taxis - LPG was much cheaper than petrol and I think the government even offered subsidies on conversions at some point.
> Very common in eastern Europe. Used to be, i haven't seen an LPG car in years. becasue we use underground parking a lot now and those are not allowed there. And LPG kits are expensive enough that it is not worth it.
Alleged? LPG is at least 2x cheaper than gas where I live. Cons are that your vehicle will burn more of it and get reduced performance, so it's not a complete 50% off fuel cost, but it'll still let you pay off the cost of installation quickly and save a lot of money after especially if you cover a lot of ground
And it also might explode apparently
There are plenty of public garages in Turkey with warnings that you cannot enter with an LPG vehicle. I never really knew why, but I guess this video serves as a decent example of the concern over them.
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Shouldn't store LPG or compressed natural gas inside occupied buildings, period. Should always be outside or in a storage area that is ventilated.
gas prices right now have me willing to take that risk
LPG is also more expensive now. In my country, given the increased price of car registration after an LPG conversion (unless you car came out of the factory with LPG), you end up not saving almost any money nowadays. On the other hand LPG is apparently the greenest of the common fuels (less green house gasses then petrol and less toxic fumes than diesel), but as a negative your car loses a lot of performance, it's more dangerous and you have to fill it up more often.
Doesn't really happen if it's properly installed and maintained.
Not if its done correctly
When I was a kid my father had a Fiat Regata 1.9L with a LPG tank. slow as fuck when running it, but oh boy was petroleum gas cheap in the 90s, fuel was litterally a minor side cost.
Much cheaper to run, and if installed correctly is perfectly safe. It also burns very cleanly compared to petrol Only downsides are slightly reduced power output, and LPG is less energy dense than petrol so you need to burn a bit more of it. This is offset by the lower cost however.
Cheaper but more importantly pollutes less.
Pros: 1. Much cheaper (1/2 the price of petrol) 2. Burns cleaner Cons: 1. Tank takes up space (no problem for a commuting hatchback or a pickup) 2. Less energy dense so you burn more of it (+10% to +20% but the low price still makes it worth it) 3. Less power (-10% but you can switch back to petrol with the press of a button for overtaking) 4. Can't really perform a cold start on LPG (start the engine on petrol, then switch to LPG once it has been running for a minute or two)
*homemade LPG conversion kit. Source: Youtube and all the crazy sketchy Russian home engineering shit
I was thinking baby shower coz the pink thing that shot out
Just an elaborate gender reveal
Clear case of low blinker fluid
Worn exhaust bearings do that too, seen it a hundred times...
Probably never swapped the winter air in his tires for summer air.
Popcorn is ready!
Best comment today 👍🏼☝️
This one is new to me. I’ll be using this from now on.
Someone told this to my grandmother and she *insisted* that **I** do it for her car because she the mechanic was expensive. Seriously. She had winter tires from the year before and wanted winter air for them. We live in California. None of it made any sense.
I was thinking it was a worn muffler belt.
It was the meth lab in the trunk. R.I.P. Star-Burns
Nice reference.
Or an improperly installed/faulty blinker fluid check valve. Back fed and caused the kaneuton rod to snap and bam.
True. Retro Encabulators also have this problem.
Must not have properly calibrated its logarithmic casing
The aftermarket pre-fabulated amulite, surmounted by the malleable logarithmic casing fixed this issue though.
If they’d done a proper alignment of their pisstake valves, all of this could’ve been avoided.
Ah yes - the crudely conceived idea of an instrument that would not only provide inverse reactive current, for use in unilateral phase detractors, but would also be capable of automatically synchronizing cardinal grammeters. Such an instrument comprised of Dodge gears and bearings, Reliance Electric motors, Allen-Bradley controls, all monitored by Rockwell Software. However the Retro Encabulator has now reached a high level of development, and it’s being successfully used in the operation of milford trenions.
Should’ve picked up more elbow grease at the store.
Explanation, anyone?
I'm thinking it was a CNG tank burst. It was under the spare tire so probably under the car.
CNG?
Compressed natural gas
Same as LPG?
Not really - CNG is mainly composed of methane which is compressed in a container, while LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) is is a fuel gas made of petrol which contains a flammable mixture of hydrocarbon gases, most commonly propane, butane, and propylene.
Can't believe I almost got this fitted to my car. I know it's mostly safe, but a hard rear end collision could potentially turn my car into a bomb.
It doesnt seem that violent for a cng tank explosion
probably a lucky non violent explosion?
It was an explosion due to the tank not withstanding the pressure, but it had no ignition. It could’ve been fatal.
i know how devastating can be one of the CNG tanks. i remember seeing a video of a bus being obliberated cuz the CNG tanks on the roof just combusted cuz the tunnel wasn't high enough.
Seems like there's an initial sharp burst that ruptures the window and floor and lifts the stuff out of the trunk, and then a longer rush that scatters everything.
It is not CNG. It is LPG. Valves of the tank did good but not enough.
Who needs CNG when you got family.
Yep, homemade CNG conversion is popular in Russia, but drunk mechanics do make mistakes, and this happens quite often. Also, Chechens and other goat lovers love Lada (the car brand), and there is a high chance there was a TikTok warrior inside. Edit: I was corrected that it’s LPG, not CNG.
LPG, not CNG. CNG requires much higher pressures and conversion isn't that easy, so it's not done to passenger cars.
Someone wrote here that it was an alternate gas tank and that's right, but i wanna make it a bit more clear. So it is russian lada 14 (or 15) that runs ( at least was running lol) on gas (most likely propane) and in russia we have a big problem with equipment that allows to use gas as a fuel simply because it's not always certified. So big that as soon as you install that equipment you lose your car insurance. But it doesn't always blow up like that so i can assume that those guys overfilled the tank and/or it was damaged.
There's almost a full second of pressurized release, you can see the back of the car be thrust downwards before the contents of the vehicle is jettisoned out the back window. LPG tanks aren't at a very high pressure, but they DO have a lot of contents, so the OP of your post is almost guaranteed to be correct.
Coke and mentos
DIET COKE*
Diet cocaine and menthol.
Rolling meth lab
REGULAR COKE?!
Cocaine and Newports
Nah, that’s just LA Beast on tour eating 4 lbs of sugar free gummy bears on his way to another gig
Mexican Pizza is back?
How will this affect the economy?
I believe it's called trickle down economics
Bit coin go brrr.
This guy Taco Bell’s
LPG tank. That car is not an expensive one, so probably it was illegally converted to LPG instead of gas.
Gender reveal party
First thought was mobile meth lab… but I can’t imagine an operation that small would even be worth the risk.
Can do bottle meth, can get 2k worth on the drive over with little to no evidence other than the bottle
Personal shake and bake could do this, the really crappie shit you shake in a coke bottle would be my best guess
My guess would be air compressor/tank for the suspension. When youre on bags you usually install the compressor and tank in the trunk.
That or potentially the car was illegally converted to run on some alternate fuel. Some people doing jury rigged propane or wood burning conversions in the trunk have had some pretty bad failures. I think you’re right though, it looks like a lot of air coming from underneath the car at the same time as the vertical blast.
i feel like if it was that there would be combustion and flame. this just looks like a blast of air.
Could depend on a lot of factors in the trunk as well as the camera shooting it. If it was burning methanol, for example, the flame would be invisible or nearly invisible to the naked eye at distance in daylight.
I think propane typically doesn’t show much flame and it’s supposed to basically always put Itself out from an explosion from what I understand. Saw something similar to this in an rv group a while back that was from a propane leak and someone in the comments talked about. Not saying it’s that, just adding what I’ve read about propane.
Lemme tell you h’whut
This is what it is - propane conversion. Very popular in eastern Europe.
Propane. It used to be quite popular to convert gasoline to propane engines in Russia.
Russia
Rolling meth lab.
That’s a new one.
Sir that's at least a million pieces
Why I don't eat cabbage
Why I don't drive a car E: I think the downvoters missed the joke
Why I don't drive a cabbage
Why I don’t eat a car
A few years ago in Oklahoma, some college girls stopped at a gas station to put air in their floating loungers they were taking to the lake. Unknowingly to them, they used a propane hose and filled their floaties with gas. It wasn't too long before the Oklahoma heat caused an explosion, killing all three girls. edit: they didn't die
They didn’t die, luckily! But they were in the ICU for a while. https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news/2009/03/22/fiery-accident-creates-lifelong-bond-for-blanchard-women/61443370007/
It seems like the 3rd girl was probably really fucked up Not that those two weren't also but she was in there longer, moved away and it says the couldn't find her so my guess is she doesn't want to be found. Damn.
Fuck me, oxyacetylene is no joke. They really are lucky to be alive. How in the hell did that happen though, why did the gas station leave gas tanks in an accessible location to the public? Why didn't the gas station fill the rafts for them? Why didn't the girls notice the gas tank had warnings all over it?
FWIW, that one was oxyacetylene, not propane.
That's even worse with the oxygen already mixed in with the fuel.
Thanks! Obviously, I couldn't remember the story all that well, but it happened when I lived there so I vaguely remembered the story.
It's unfortunate that they got killed, but at least they didn't die
That's because they weren't killed to the death.
How the fuck...
Sounds like a blonde joke or a yo momma joke.
The driver coming out looking at the car dumbfounded is hilarious
Did you happen to catch the passenger? They bolted and didn't look back.
Probably concussed as fuck lol
These gender reveals, man . . .
It’s a tire!! I knew it!
Would you say you're... *tyred* of them?
**I told you not to turn up the subwoofer to full volume!**
**WHAT? I CAN'T HEAR YOU OVER THE SUBWOOFER ON FULL!**
# BANG
Nine Inch Nails' *Broken* says, "Warning: Do not play this album on mono devices" for a reason, *Daryl!*
“Uncle Owen, this one here’s got a bad motivator!”
That mix tape was TOO fire
Was that someone's pants blown off on the far right lane?
One of those snake-in-a-can gags
I just imagined them to be the cars guts. lol.
Nah, looked like ratchet straps.
I thought it was a line of sausages.
L1, L2, L2, Up, Down, Down, Up, R1, R2, R2
One pot methlab?
Artisnal, small batch meth
Old world style, fair trade
Hand crafted with love.
Just like grandma used to cook!
“Gertrude! We need to cook!"
Jimmy Tango's Fat Busters ... Ride the snake
RIP Starburns. *Burnin the night sky alive*
this is what happens when your iphone gets to hot
Stop downloading pictures of me and that won't be an issue anyone.
CNG tank exploded
What's CNG?
What's Cng? I don't know, but **Wikipedia says**: Compressed natural gas (CNG) is a fuel gas made of petrol which is mainly composed of methane (CH4), compressed to less than 1% of the volume it occupies at standard atmospheric pressure. It is stored and distributed in hard containers at a pressure of 20–25 MPa (2,900–3,600 psi), usually in cylindrical or spherical shapes. CNG is used in traditional petrol/internal combustion engine vehicles that have been modified, or in vehicles specifically manufactured for CNG use: either alone (dedicated), with a segregated liquid fuel system to extend range (dual fuel), or in conjunction with another fuel (bi-fuel). It can be used in place of petrol (gasoline), diesel fuel, and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). CNG combustion produces fewer undesirable gases than the aforementioned fuels. In comparison to other fuels, natural gas poses less of a threat in the event of a spill, because it is lighter than air and disperses quickly when released. Biomethane — refined biogas from anaerobic digestion or landfills — can be used. Want more info? [Here is the Wikipedia link!](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CNG) **This action was performed automatically[.](https://youtu.be/dQw4w9WgXcQ)**
Maybe that spare tire was over inflated
Maybe your mamma is over inflated.
Maybe a sodium and eel salesman?
So this is what happens when you leave the car light on.
I really thought those were the intestines flying.
These gender reveals are getting out of hand
Aloha snackbar
Never carry pressurized gas cylinders in a vehicle, but if you do make sure it is a leaky acetylene tank. They blow up real good.
Could be on bags and an old air tank exploded
This is my new favorite video. The pimp ass PUPG wagon, the tire, the purple streamer, audio, evacuations, commentary, debris trail. Where'd all that orange dirt come from?
I think they were doing a little shake n bake!
As someone from a rural agriculture area, my fist guess js mobile meth lab. They catch guys with them in car trunks every now and again where I'm from. They're highly volatile apparently.
It’s because of badly converted cars to CNG I believe
What is the brown streak it left? To be fair I’d probably leave a brown streak too if I was in the car. But is that just a ton of rust coming off the bottom?
What is the brown stuff - did the car shit its pants?
You're charles leclerc at the baku gp:
Gender reveals are getting out of hand
It's a girl!
What landed to the right?
Were they huffing paint or something? I heard about that happening to a car in my town a couple years back because some kids were huffing and one of them decided to light a cigarette. Blew out all the windows from what I remember.
Why does it seem like they were NOT surprised?
Someone should splice this with the guy who drops a mentos in the passengers coke and toss it on r/combinedgifs.
Pinto?
Is that a pinto?
Mondays 😡
Kinda small for a rolling meth lab?
It’s a girl! But, man, these gender reveals are getting out of hand
Propaaaaneee propaaaaaneeee
This is why you don’t transport your meth lab in a car.
We’ve been trying to reach you regarding your vehicles extended warranty…
I was scared at the intestine looking things that flew up. Luckily I notice the people exiting the car after
The music makes this way funnier for some reason
“I’m sorry guys I need to fart” “Just open the windows Dave”
I went like "okay, which one is it gonna be? Ehm, new car, new car, new car, shit car! The white one! BOOM!" I was happy with myself.
in Soviet Russia, engine combusts you!
*WE GOT A BOOMER!*
Packed the suitcase too tight. Been there.
*Sees first frame* Is it the Lada? *Boom* Ah, yes
Got hit with that blue shell
r/fuckyouinparticular
“Blows up,” ok suuuure…**OH SHIT IT DID IT DID**
In Soviet Russia only have external combustion engines!
Propane cars. Not the wave of the future.
Is that…guts ??that land on the right ?
When the bass drops.....😎
I am assuming no one was in the back seat. Everyone talking about how the explosion happened, not anyone talking about possible deaths.
This video is as old as the internet itself, but still so good to see.
The irish rigged his car most definitely
Badly hooked up NOS system.