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    1962 Corvette falls off transporter - GIF

    1962 Corvette falls off transporter.




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    You know, they make chalk blocks to prevent that

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    Yup --- my first thought was where are the chock blocks...

    As we often say - that's not going to buff out...

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    It rolled right over the wheel chock at the five second mark.

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    That hurt me to just read the title!!

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    That car has a special place in my heart. I put an aftermarket wiring harness in one of these years ago. Basically identical to the one in the video. Shame. That's probably the end of that car.

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    How long have you been doing this what a shame.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bob_3000 View Post
    It rolled right over the wheel chock at the five second mark.
    I think that was the internal rail transition to the ramp on the back, not a chock

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    I think the guy said “it ran over the chock”. If it was a chock, it sure was a little one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hemmjo View Post
    I think the guy said “it ran over the chock”. If it was a chock, it sure was a little one.
    I used the "Reply with Quote" feature, and the fellow said "It rolled right over the wheel chock at the five second mark."

    The guy unloading had the car moving too fast, and it also picked up speed as it came out of the truck (that ramp at the 5s mark shows that), and it accelerated from there which means the ramp was tilted low at the back end (not just the last ramp). Either the road was not level or the lift section was not level or the load shift onto the lift section caused the tail of the trailer to fall a small bit or lift the front of the trailer by removing tongue weight as the shift occurred.

    Oh the humanity!!!

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