0:41 Finally someone remembered to let go of the brakes.

Back when I was 5 oh yeah I love older cars

nice film

nice vhs man

So what's the proper term when a lighter-colored cement road or sidewalk is glazed over with sheet ice? Or when a car is covered over with a layer of clear ice? "I had to scrape off all the black ice from my windshield"?!? *The original term black ice coined during the 1960's, after original finer grade of Sandy asphalt gave way to the Rockier asphalt aggregate and tar mix we are familiar with today. Refers to Black top asphalt roads when wet.* _(I'm sure we've all experienced that surprise which either required pumping breaks or automatic anti-lock brake action)_ Usually from a quick passing shower causing oily road to be noticeably slicker than dry surface. Thus the later sport of Tokyo drifting which used lite spray of mist too slicken courses black top. Go-kart track operators also installed a similar misting spray, along with applying a Teflon like road surface which could retain it's slickness for longer periods. Early traditional term of black ice was used by Nordic sailors when describing thin sheet of floating frozen ice. So if anything, abnormal wet asphalt conditions deserve a slang term all of its own.

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BOY THEY NEED STUDDED TIRES.

Not black ice. Just ice. Bad one though.

Just slow it down will ya?

0:55 😂🤣