i sent u a pm

 

Damn I'm usually the one sending PM's around here it's really got to be a bad night [sm=headbang.gif]

 

if it is a fake then it is a stupid fake, that is a common stunt and thus there is not need to fake it, it would be like a kid faking a video of a motor cycle wheelie.

 

My best guess is that particular stunt started in the sixties with a Sean Connery Bond film and continued all the way through to the A-team and The Dukes of Hazzard in the eighties (maybe, I think there might have been one in 'The French Connection' but don't quote me) and YouTube now. I remember seeing old Trans-Ams and whatever else the stuntmen could find to balance on two wheels in front of a camera. I'm sure this video here isn't fake, this stunt is at least fifty years old!

 

(Short vid)


http://youtube.com/watch?v=CKKeu_wcA7E





No ramp...I'm impressed.