there are some tracks where I live that we used to always jump, the fastest I've ever hit them was about 50mph, but they were steep enough that you could get air at 25mph. my buddy hit them at 75 in his mom's taurus and landed bumper first,blew the air bags and all. Pretty funny chit.

I wonder if blow- boaters have good stories jumpin their 4 door Volvo's while smoking pipe and wearing funny hats :fish:

We had a set of tracks near my house when I grew up.
My Dad always had lease cars for business, and about a week before he was to turn them in, I would weasel them out of him for a few test flights, just to get trajectory right for the next year. :D :D (He still does not know this.) I ripped the fog lights off of my Monte Carlo going a little too fast once too.

Also had a guy with a 1980 Poop Brown GMC Pickup in HS. One night, with 3 of us 6'2" and over in the cab of the truck, and 4 guys in the bed; we hit the same tracks. All three of us in the cab hit the roof with our heads, and put three little 'speed bubbles' in the roof of the cab, no joke. When we landed, the bed came ENTIRELY off the frame of the truck, and landed on the ground behind us, sliding and sparking at about 40 mph to a stop. All 4 guys stayed in the bed, thankfully. Spare tire landed on one guys leg, and he got a bit bruised. We lifted the bed back on to the truck, drove it home slowly, (since it was loose, and all the light harnesses were ripped out.) Guy that owned the truck brought it into the welding shop at the HS next day, and they welded the bed back solid to the frame. About a week later, he ejected most of the crankshaft of the old GM350 out the bottom of the oil pan. I wonder if our flight was a contributing factor?

:D :D :D

Wow, it's amazing what we try when we're young and bulletproof isn't it?

isn't amazing we survived after all the stupid **** we did when we where younger. Brian I know exactly the bubble dents your talking about in the roof. You always seem to get more air than the car:D

you beat me to that post:D :D

LOL just remembered, same night in the truck, just the three of us in the cab. They had just picked me up in my subdivision, one one of us dropped a cassette tape on the floor. All three of us bend down to find the tape, and we drove right though the neighbors shrub line. I came home a few hours later, to my parents complaining that the cable TV had gone out. Seems we took out the distribution box feeding the whole subdivision.

"No Dad, have no idea what happened to their yard."

:D :D

We had to paint the bumper on that truck every weekend to get rid of evidence, i.e. street signs posts we would bend down to the ground so we could steal the signs easier at gound level; mailboxes, etc.

LOL, ahhh youth.

We had a few spots like that is upstate NY where I grew up... RR tracks where always the best spots for it. But the hills that flattened out for the cross road was always a cool spot.

Here in Orlando we have a spot in the middle of downtown!.. on Rt50 where it crosses mills ave, there is a large dip on either side of the cross road... so its a dip, bump, dip, situation... going roughly 45+mph you can get air... I did it in my old dodge ram one day, and I hit the roof pretty hard.. loved it...

well we didnt; have a picture but 2 years ago after a multi hour car repair session after qualifying up at watkins glen we left the track for some dinner and if anyone of you have been to watkins you know its in the middle of nowhere. The road taht leads back to town has a roalroad crossing. Well 3 of us in a 1990 dually hit the tracks/crossing at about 65. I know my head hit eth cielign of the truck and all 4 wheels were airborne. Lord i wish we had a picture!!!!!

another good one we used to do was on bridges where the sidewalk raised up like a foot from the road, put the right 2 tires on it and ride across the bridge that way. dumb but fun.:rolleyes: that and rodeo baja. One guy lays on the roof of the truck holding onto the door openings (drip rails)with the windows down and go offroad untill he'd either fall off, into the bed or onto the hood.

:D :D :D

We have a road in town, hills, bumpy, air, etc... Try to shoot for 1 minute to cover the mile... Rule number one, never take your own car, friends cherokee had over 3500 in damage after one run :)

I like the way the Navy does it!

Look close. That WAS a 64' Ford Falcon

How about a flying Porsche. www.bmw-m.net/Gallery/videos/FlyingPorsche.mpg

That is the other one I was looking for thanks for the link AWESOME!!!

Heres the Mercedes video from Le mans.
http://www.bmw-m.net/Gallery/videos/grab11.mpg

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Those videos are awesome!