[MikeNoun]

Originally Posted by goatless

Did the Vegas have fluids in them when they were hauled this way? It looks like the guy is driving it up onto the ramp. If they did, how did the oil, coolant, gas, etc. not leak all over the place?

They waited until someone bought them, then they leaked oil, coolant, and gas all over the place.




I think they were shipped totally dry. Contrary to other people's opinions, I actually thought Vegas were pretty cool looking, just not engineered to last.

This had to be one of the coolest car haulers in history.

[Deadhead]

Originally Posted by MikeNoun

They waited until someone bought them, then they leaked oil, coolant, and gas all over the place. [url=http://www.smilieshq.com][img]http://www.smilieshq.com/smilies/happy0007.gif

I think they were shipped totally dry. Contrary to other people's opinions, I actually thought Vegas were pretty cool looking, just not engineered to last.

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The ones with the steel sleeves in them actually did pretty well. A friend of mine had a wagon. We got it up to 110 one time. The Cosworth thing was cool too.

That stacked hauler thing is insane. I have been wondering how long they let them sit after delivery before they cranked one up.