Were these ever available as a mopar factory option?

[Durandal25]

That looks like an accident waiting to happen

....LOL! I was waiting for this to end up on Tosh.0!

 

[bigmanjbmopar]

That chit was funny, good ole' boys using their heads to get that stil fire goin. Yup!

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A throwback to a time when the wind still ruffled a flag that flew over the land of the free...today that would bring a full tactical response team in most area's.

We are not allowed to buy black powder here in Cal, sux used to be able to get a pound of it for $20 back in the day.

 

[Cranky]

A throwback to a time when the wind still ruffled a flag that flew over the land of the free...today that would bring a full tactical response team in most area's.

I've done a lot of crap out in the easement behind my place and there just happens to be power lines on that easement. I can imagine doing something like that today and having a team of 20 in full gear surrounding my place! The most recent was setting off an air bag and it was much louder and went well higher than we thought it would. I got pretty worried when it looked like it might get into the wires but it decided to stop climbing just before getting into them. And then there was the episode with a small bore cannon....

 

[snakeyes]

 

[Budnicks]

I can't decide if this guy's brilliant, or an idiot.

exactly...LOL..., tend to side on the idiot side, kind of lower side in the gene pool probably

gettin r' done

I've seen the screw type splitters before, but the way that one was set up, was a okie/redneck/backwoods style rig for sure, not meant to offend any okies, rednecks or backwoods people... I kind of am one in some peoples eyes, not OSHA approved for sure...

 

[snakeyes]

who you calling a red neck you pecker wood

 

[conv67bdere]

I can't decide if this guy's brilliant, or an idiot.

either way you look at it . . . one bad move and you're "SCREWED" . . . in more ways than one ! ! !

 

[kb67mopar]

either way you look at it . . . one bad move and you're "SCREWED" . . . in more ways than one ! ! !

Lmfao