Some footage from events we've been at
01-13-2005, 05:25 AM
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Re: Some footage from events we've been at
Originally Posted by teamclc
Alot of money spent on tires in the making of this video...
Plus, those were both burnout competitions anyway, so the crown is full of rubber lovin' Rednecks 
thats funny! 
....loved all the drag car burnouts... all those guys prolly get sick of going straight all the time
01-16-2005, 10:12 PM
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Re: Some footage from events we've been at
Hopefully there will be another clip to download soon from the website... Its a bike only clip from heaps of footage collected over '04. Keep checking back for it.
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Re: Some footage from events we've been at
didn't see the video but this was pretty funny.
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