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[teg]

Why did he engage the brakes?? ;-)

HA! He was stopping to pick up the other sheet of roofing on the side of the road

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[coldsteelva]

Why did he engage the brakes?? ;-)

It's Australia; could have been a kangaroo, a wallaby, or a tazmanian devil.

 

[Travelover]

Pretty sure this came from the trailer in the back... slam on brakes and here it comes...

Yea, maybe. The piece looks too long to have been supported by the trailer rack - but then maybe half was in the bed of the truck? Or maybe that is two pieces........never mind...lol

 

[aeblank]

What kind of vehicle is that, anyway?

 

[civilian]

What kind of vehicle is that, anyway?

Looks like a version of the old Chevy's El Camino, or Ford's Ranchero (sp?). Jon

 

[aczlan]

Yea, maybe. The piece looks too long to have been supported by the trailer rack - but then maybe half was in the bed of the truck? Or maybe that is two pieces........never mind...lol

I am guessing that it was a stack of them and what we see there was at least 3 pieces (based on the size of the piece on the side of the road).

Aaron Z

 

[teg]

What kind of vehicle is that, anyway?

VZ crewman Ute

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Steering wheel is on right side, down under, that's why the driver lived!

 

[Travelover]

I think I just heard the sound of something flying over someone's head....................

I took a shelf of ice off the top of a motor home, on edge, into my windshield at 70 mph. It fortunately did not penetrate. Could have been ugly.

 

[George2615]

What kind of vehicle is that, anyway?

Appears to be a Chevy Holden UTE.

Left Hand Utes USA

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[two_bit_score]

Appears to be a Chevy Holden UTE.

Left Hand Utes USA

GM/Holden Ute now in America. On sale at Left Hand Utes in Denver, CO - YouTube

Here's a theory. The vehicle seems to have a rear window that retracts or rolls down so the driver lowered the window and ran the long tin into the vehicle passenger compartment. To hold it down. Now, really, who hasn't done something like that at one time or other?

Then the sudden stop for whatever reason caused the unsecured tin to be pushed through the windshield from its resting point on the dash.


TBS