It was

@@GET-OUT-OF-LIFE-ALIVE if you look close you can see the track in the road it follows

Yupyup

Staged!

Yes, that looks like a miniature. Also, right after the 0:56 clip? The bumper falling off? That's not supposed to be the miniature. (Said just in case anyone confused it for the miniature.) The wheels are different.

Oh sure they do, its called steel lol

Most are surviving pretty well though.

Like the Horse did?? 👀

It's more like dealing with DEAD people and having to load the bodies into the "meat wagon"!

My disexlic ass read your name as something else 💀💀💀

When this was made phone cameras didn't exist. Neither did cell phones.

@@joestephan1111 Wooooosh!

LOL

At least none of them are vertical!

Yep they all kinda hurt

And in 60 years someone will watch a film from today, see some car roll over you get today for a crate of soda and say "Seeing that early 2000s Lexus roll hurt."

if the title said that there were from movies and staged accidents maybe a thumbs up. BUT the clip with a model toy automatically gets a thumbs down, a removal from my watch history and a block of this channel!

That would have been a triple T bone for your order that will be $3.30 would you like something to drink as well?

@@peterrivney552 A shot of whiskey.

​@@peterrivney552 add some worchesctechirchterchiere sauce while you're at it. How do you spell worcestershire sauce again???

I'd like some tea with those T's

Easy repair!

Lol...

But lots of distracted drivers smoking while driving, tapping their ash out of the window or into an ashtray. In those days, nearly every adult was a smoker.

I just commented the same thing before I saw yours. The rest look like they're full scale.

Most of all, NO cross traffic detection. Sad!

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Me too! At least it was a 4 door.

@@stevefick3919 No shame in moredoors

True. I owned a 4 door Pontiac Ventura II. Great car.

Mine too...

Including unlicensed drivers. The "Wheates Box" licenses came DECADES later! I STILL carry mine to show LEO when I get lit up!

@@TheOzthewiz Wait, what! You don't pull SovCit card on the cop?

The CARS, not so much with the occupants.

CGI didn't exist when these were made. I will guess that the clip is from a movie and that the bumper which fell off, had the bolts removed prior to being hit. Very simple to do. Also, I saw a pickup truck get hit at slow speed and the bumper fell off. There is a lot of junk on the roads, so be careful when driving.

Some movie bumpers didnt fall off like that..Its like the 1970's movies where car doors and fenders would fall off in a slight hit,in reality they never came off..

The same thing happens today (no CGI) when two Hyundai/Kias tap the front or rear clip!

😂@@TheOzthewiz

@@mypronouniswtf5559: But hubcaps coming off in high speed chases was a real thing…

On KZfaq?

Right here.

@@LRS905 Yep !

They are called "dummies" because they don't have a clue as to how drive a motor vehicle! That term is also used for owners of Hyundai/Kia vehicles!

The early 20th century was the age of personal responsibility. It wasn’t on the car manufacturer to provide crash protection, it was on the driver to avoid getting into an accident in the first place.

LOL@@TheOzthewiz

I have to agree bud. @@timonsolus

If they all had survived, they would be worthless today.

Yes, but a WHOLE LOT LESS gun play back then. The "incidents" would be handled with fists, mano mano!

NO damage done, he was wearing a steel lined jock-strap!

For us are classics,for them everyday bullsh..I saw some of those models and they were bigger and imposing that I would've imagined

I think they were new cars back then.

They were considered new at the time

Well airbags weren’t required in cars until 1990s and only the USA (most cars before that did have airbags but just made it a requirement). Most cars in Canada, Japan, Europe and so on do also have airbags but the USA is the only country (that I know of) that has a law requiring new cars to have airbags.

@@misterspeed118 I think he was joking

If you crashed back then, it would simply be a skill issue 💀

@@damoshort76 Yes. Yes I was.

Airbags were a long way from being invented.

Yeah, right, uhh huh!!

Today's driver's DO NOT cause ANY dangerous situations! It is against their religion, THANK GOD!

Yeah, the fedoras are now made in China, they wouldn't protect you from a flying gnat!

Jokes aside, it's from a mid 1950s Chevrolet film called "Boxes and Balls." They were demonstrating how in a wreck, the car could still drive away with only having sheet metal damage. However, it looks more like boasting than it does fact. I doubt it would be quite the same if he collided with another car of the same model in an overlap crash, instead of wrecking into the *windshield* of a *parked car.* And he probably had pillows in there.

Which clip (time)? All I saw were trolleycar tracks.

Some are movies, some are from stunt shows and a few are models. Look close you can tell that some of these are not real cars.

Yeah- don't lean on a newer car's fender- you'll probably have a $1000,00 repair (more likely REPLACEMENT) bill.

True, but sometimes the buckling absorbs the shock so the people don't get hurt as bad. In theory.

@@lurch789 _ It looks like some camera crew guys might have been injured as well in the rollover clip.

@@lurch789 His best chance is if he got thrown out, we can't tell because of all the dust. If he didn't the thrown out he almost forsure got crushed. If you roll a convertible with no rollover protection not having a seat belt is usually a good thing(not that I don't advocate for seat belts, but this is a rare case where they harm more than help).

Ya, I can see a little scratch on it too.

@@MustardCrow HaHa

A slight tear on the roof ye?

Yes, but NOT by the person driving at the time of the crash. He would be going somewhere else.........like 6' under ground. RIP!

@@TheOzthewiz I don’t think so. I once hit a telephone pole with a 1976 Mercury without a seatbelt doing 40mph and walked away unharmed. I once t-boned a 1977 Delta 88 with a 1974 Pinto and walked away with a bloody nose. Cars of yesteryear were built stronger with more plush interiors. That’s what cushions the blow. Today’s cars are built cheaply with plastic interiors. That’s why they use airbags and people still get sent to the hospital or the morgue.

Cars today are not designed to be repaired by the owner or a small local garage after a crash. Only by the manufacturer, if at all.

@@timonsolus totally, cars today are disposable.

@@fredfreed2956 - You sure do a lot of driving into objects.

Do you have no inject negativity into everything dude come on man this is fun video to watch with absolutely nothing to do with any today's nonsense give it a break🤔

Wanna bet?

🤣

Bro sees car crashing: "ah yes, before gender that confuses me, cars went smash"

Irrelevant, stay mad