Vintage Stunts

Reading time: less than a minute | Written by Ben Branch | October 31st 2011

From a time when Nomex was a small man’s previous wife, this is a frankly insane stunt performed in what appears to be a Model T Ford. As it is only 11 seconds long I can guarantee 2 things. One, you’ll need to watch it more than once and Two, it’ll make your spine hurt.

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Published by Ben Branch - October 31st 2011

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