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Caption this Photo: Whoopsie Doodle


Caption this Photo: Whoopsie Doodle

If I owned or operated a company that specialized in transporting classic cars, I would mount a big sign over the exit door that read, “We have one rule, no one’s shit falls out of the truck!” I would actually make that my company slogan, “All your shit stays in the truck.” The man driving this truck obviously violated rule number one and when he got back from this disaster of a trip I would either sit him down for a serious conversation of chop his head off with a snow shovel…it could go either way.

Charles Wickam shared this photo on our forum section and after poking around for a while we cannot come up with a source or a person to credit taking it. As much disdain as I have for Thunderbirds, it still sucks to see a nice car literally hanging off the back of a truck like this. To make a positive comment, it is the massive, fat-assed size of said T-bird and its girth that are actually holding it in the trailer.

If you are wondering how the driver does not see this, you obviously have never driven big trucks before. The car in this position is situated right in the blind spot of the driver. Looking in his mirrors would not tell him that there was a second generation Thunderbird being birthed from the rear of his truck. At this point in the debacle, the damage to the T-Bird looks minimal. If it totally escaped the cozy confines of the trailer, we’re sure it got worse in a hurry.

Caption this photo! What did the truck driver say when  he saw this or what did the owner say when the rig pulled up with his car hanging off the back!


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22 thoughts on “Caption this Photo: Whoopsie Doodle

  1. Randy Lindamood

    Man that truck wash really made my old rag look good, everybodies pointing at it!

  2. Lon

    No, the car isnt hanging out of the trailer. It’s like those bars that have half a car hanging out of the wall.

  3. 428FE

    Makes me wonder if it rammed the car in front of it a few times before heading through the door.

  4. bishir

    “Knight Industries is struggling due to recent changes in design”

    or

    “We’ll have fun fun fun until the car transporter lets Daddy’s T-Bird roll away!”

  5. Chris C.

    They say the only way to see if a baby bird will fly is the mother has to push it out of its nest.

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