Re: WTF are they thinking in Norway?

by SeeTen on Tue Mar 22, 2011 9:43 pm

Hydro King wrote:Man check this out. This should be on failblog.org !!

racing on ice..... Smart??? NO!

They do that here too!!! I had a guy at a gas station that wanted to buy my 75 so he could race it at the roundy-rounds.

by Blazerteam on Sat Oct 22, 2011 3:44 pm

Hey..thanks for the "ride of the week" Very Happy

.This car is a piece of me that gets new parts when they fall off,cause i love it as much as all other G3 fans.Its just that i dont like to drive slow. Wink

by Limey SE on Sat Oct 22, 2011 4:15 pm

NP Team I am thinking its about time Huh

by Blazerteam on Mon Mar 06, 2017 7:45 pm

Still here after all these years Wink

by ant7377 on Mon Mar 06, 2017 7:58 pm

Blazerteam wrote:Still here after all these years

Do you still have the car?

by Limey SE on Mon Mar 06, 2017 9:42 pm

Blazerteam wrote:Still here after all these years

you and Me Both Brother from Norway

by Blazerteam on Tue Mar 07, 2017 12:57 pm

ant7377 wrote:
Blazerteam wrote:Still here after all these years

Do you still have the car?

WTF are they thinking in Norway? - Page 2 Vinter10

Yep..old pic though Smile

by Blazerteam on Tue Mar 07, 2017 12:58 pm

Limey SE wrote:
Blazerteam wrote:Still here after all these years
you and Me Both Brother from Norway

G3 brothers and sisters Very Happy

by Hs1973 on Tue Mar 07, 2017 1:04 pm

If you Think our norwegian friend is crazy, you should see what they race on the ice in sweden. I have seen guys ice race 32 ford hotrods with spiked rear tires and hemichargers. Expensive rare musclecars and so on. I know a guy that uses his hemi superbird all year round snow or no snow. Most roads outside the Citys in sweden have no salt.
The biggest hit nowadays is to have a chevy from the 50s - 60s with a diesel in it, they have a subculture in sweden where you eat sleep and live american and the 50s- 60s so much that the only car you can drive is an american car from those years. Some of the cars they drive is worse looking than most ratrods. They are all about the rockabilly and party hard. Those guys are crazy as hell.
Last winter a guy rolled his 32 hotrod on a frozen Lake. Not much left of it, it was a Real steel car to. I personale would never drive my chevelle in the winter let alone take a chance on wrecking it like that. In the summer time they have hillclimbing races, but not on asfalt, but dirtroads, they race everything up the Hill from caddilacs to pure dragrace cars. Its hard to watch a Nice 59 caddi all covered in mud. Go figure?
I would say our friend from norway is pretty normal in comparison.

by ant7377 on Tue Mar 07, 2017 8:17 pm

Blazerteam wrote:
ant7377 wrote:
Blazerteam wrote:Still here after all these years

Do you still have the car?

Thats great!! Keep having fun!!

Yep..old pic though

by fasrnur on Tue Mar 07, 2017 8:51 pm

Call me crazy, but I think sliding it sideways in the snow where there are no curbs, poles or anything else to hit would be ablast.

by Blazerteam on Wed Mar 08, 2017 6:32 pm

Hs1973 wrote:If you Think our norwegian friend is crazy, you should see what they race on the ice in sweden. I have seen guys ice race 32 ford hotrods with spiked rear tires and hemichargers. Expensive rare musclecars and so on. I know a guy that uses his hemi superbird all year round snow or no snow. Most roads outside the Citys in sweden have no salt.
The biggest hit nowadays is to have a chevy from the 50s - 60s with a diesel in it, they have a subculture in sweden where you eat sleep and live american and the 50s- 60s so much that the only car you can drive is an american car from those years. Some of the cars they drive is worse looking than most ratrods. They are all about the rockabilly and party hard. Those guys are crazy as hell.
Last winter a guy rolled his 32 hotrod on a frozen Lake. Not much left of it, it was a Real steel car to. I personale would never drive my chevelle in the winter let alone take a chance on wrecking it like that. In the summer time they have hillclimbing races, but not on asfalt, but dirtroads, they race everything up the Hill from caddilacs to pure dragrace cars. Its hard to watch a Nice 59 caddi all covered in mud. Go figure?
I would say our friend from norway is pretty normal in comparison.

Like this

.http://bangshift.com/general-news/videos/seems-safe-pushing-150-mph-on-ice-in-a-big-chevy-with-a-carload-of-friends/

by fasrnur on Wed Mar 08, 2017 11:41 pm

Thanks for sharing that Blazerteam. If one was to stop and think about it, this really isn't much different than racing on an old dry lake bed or Bonneville salt flats. Rather than sweating ones butt off, these folks are doing it on ice and freezing their butts off. lol

If you want to see what kind of contraptions these folks race on a froozen sheet of ice, check out this video,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVKvjnRdDj0

Be sure to check it out at about the eight minute mark. That guy is just flipping crazy! lol

by Blazerteam on Thu Mar 09, 2017 11:39 am

I really had a plan on attending this event.Its just 1400 miles south Smile

by Hs1973 on Thu Mar 09, 2017 12:35 pm

I guess if you live in a country where its freezing more than 9 months a year, you need something to do that will keep you happy. But some of these guys take it a little to far though.

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