Subaru Drive in

BMW BMXer · 12-01-2008, 02:51 PM

As the Lions continued their glorious downward spiral yesterday, reinforcing their spot as the losingest team in the NFL at 0-12, we think one Subaru enthusiast thought his beloved Impreza would like to get in on some football watchin' action. With clearance coming in at just under an inch, the Subaru was driven up the porch and into the cozy disco-balled living room. We're mostly impressed it didn't fall into the basement.

http://jalopnik.com/photogallery/subarulions/

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carscoe · 12-01-2008, 03:04 PM

wtf..thats the most random thing ive seen in some time..lol

spoony_prelude · 12-01-2008, 03:16 PM

If that house has a basement that is so unsafe! although im going to take a wild guess and say thats in the states. In the states basements arent as common as they are up here. which is why that car didnt end up falling through the floor. if that was a canadian built house the wheels would first fall through the plywood inbetween the joists, and then eventually the joists would give out and it would go into storage!

Id like to put my bimmer in the dineing (spell check anyone?) room but my mom wont let me

Jay

Axxe · 12-01-2008, 05:04 PM

3300 lb curb weight, worst case scenario 60/40 split, about 1000 lbs max on each front tire, over a small surface area. If it is proper 2x12, spaced well, with 3/4 plywood (not particle board) it *should* do just fine with a basement. Not recommended though, but possible. All the stars have to align for that though.

JUS_CRZN · 12-01-2008, 05:17 PM

Very strange thing to do?