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<blockquote data-quote="Radar" data-source="post: 1032233" data-attributes="member: 547067">A nice story for good laughs:Saw a car yesterday and i think i honestly was laughing for about 20 minutes straight. I&#039;m in rush hour traffic, and i hear the dreaded fart can sound coming from the lane next to me. I slowed up a little bit because i was curious as to what amazing things i would see, //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/rolleyes.gif.c1fef805e9d1464d377451cd5bc18bfb.gif and an older 240sx starts to drive by. Nothin special, seemed normal at first. That is until it gets a little in front of me and i see that giant wing, but i notice theres something special about his wing.&nbsp; Not only is it being held onto the car by what i can only describe as wall/shelf brackets that are about a foot high(think 45 degree angle coming off the trunk), but there is eyebolts in each corner between the brackets. Upon closer inspection what looks like fishing line is attached to the eyebolts in opposite corners.Not only does this have me laughing my *** off already, but the actual wing part had to be only at a 15 degree angle, so its **** near vertical.Traffic started to pick up again, and once we hit 60 the whole assembly starts rocking back and forth and shaking horribly in the wind. I ended up having to pull off the highway because i was laughing so hard, and it was getting hard to drive.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Radar, post: 1032233, member: 547067"] A nice story for good laughs: Saw a car yesterday and i think i honestly was laughing for about 20 minutes straight. I'm in rush hour traffic, and i hear the dreaded fart can sound coming from the lane next to me. I slowed up a little bit because i was curious as to what amazing things i would see, [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/rolleyes.gif.c1fef805e9d1464d377451cd5bc18bfb.gif[/IMG] and an older 240sx starts to drive by. Nothin special, seemed normal at first. That is until it gets a little in front of me and i see that giant wing, but i notice theres something special about his wing. Not only is it being held onto the car by what i can only describe as wall/shelf brackets that are about a foot high(think 45 degree angle coming off the trunk), but there is eyebolts in each corner between the brackets. Upon closer inspection what looks like fishing line is attached to the eyebolts in opposite corners. Not only does this have me laughing my *** off already, but the actual wing part had to be only at a 15 degree angle, so its **** near vertical. Traffic started to pick up again, and once we hit 60 the whole assembly starts rocking back and forth and shaking horribly in the wind. I ended up having to pull off the highway because i was laughing so hard, and it was getting hard to drive. [/QUOTE]

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