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25-09-2009, 07:27 PM
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Driving along the Diagular highway just outside Wamuran yesterday (QLD)
I was about three cars behind a toxic BA/BF XR8 who's bonnet decided to open at 100kmph. He managed to bring it to a stop on the shoulder without hitting anything or anyone so thumbs up to the driver if he's on here. The bit that surprised me is that the bonnet/struts held strong and didn't end up resting on the roof. How it happened is a bit of a mystery, I'd been behind them for atleast 15 - 20 mins so its not like they just pulled out of a servo or anything.
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They are great cars but the build quality is crap
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Bonnet opens at 100kmph -- what happens next ??
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