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This article was published by Joe Donaldson (@Joey D) on February 2nd, 2019 in the Car Culture category.
Weird, why would you want to watch them? Let alone dedicate an article and a thread to it. I change channels to avoid ads.
I can't believe that Jeep actually crushed a '63 Gladiator for a commercial
https://www.motortrend.com/news/fca-crushed-a-real-1963-jeep-gladiator-for-its-super-bowl-ad/
eeehh not sure about that jeep commercial,i get what the commercial was trying to say but c'mon don't ruin a classic car.
Lol, well it is a strange sportNormally companies put more effort into SuperBowl ads and they can often be more entertaining than the game itself.
Lol, well it is a strange sport
Yep. Reminds me of when Mighty Car Mods visited the shop that built the cars for some of the Fast & Furious movies, and in the course of a couple hours they took a really ratty C4 Corvette and turned it into something that looked screenworthy with nothing more than a careful spray job and some recycled bolt-on parts. It's not that hard when it just has to look pretty for all of five minutes of screen time and not be road legal.It was sourced from a scrapyard and didn't run. If it was worth resurrecting someone would've done so; that it wasn't suggests it was already ruined before Jeep bought it. Yes, the body looks straightish, but you can hide a lot by spending an afternoon with a paint pot and some fake patina.
Not every one, I don't like soccer for example but I dont think it is strangePretty much every sport is strange to those that aren't fans.
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Not every one, I don't like soccer for example but I dont think it is strange