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'Billies love to destroy shit, especially when there's an element of danger involved.
"Skunk-tailled" is a term we use in 'Demolition Derby' to describe crash damage to the rear of a competition car. Certan car designs cause the 'tail' to bend upwards on impact (when they finally do bend). 60's vintage Mopars and big bodied Chevies and Pontiacs from the early 70's are known for this, giving the car a pissy skunk look.
Crash-up-derby is prolly the most fun you can have with your clothes on! Winner get's this http://www.furaffinity.net/view/3129188/
"Skunk-tailled" is a term we use in 'Demolition Derby' to describe crash damage to the rear of a competition car. Certan car designs cause the 'tail' to bend upwards on impact (when they finally do bend). 60's vintage Mopars and big bodied Chevies and Pontiacs from the early 70's are known for this, giving the car a pissy skunk look.
Crash-up-derby is prolly the most fun you can have with your clothes on! Winner get's this http://www.furaffinity.net/view/3129188/
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team demolition derby is basically roller derby with cars http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joMCgb-_YPg
Wagons do great at demo derbys I love it! An since u has cable where ur at u need to look for a show on tv called kings of crash lol! It came on tonight I recorded it! http://youtu.be/HK2FY59I1rg http://youtu.be/19UDJP7t2XQ
I really like watching Demolition Derbies, but they've become kind of rare up here in the Bay Area of Northern California. I remember during my last sit down attending of a Demolition Derby at the Ascot Raceway, one 1966 T-Bird got "Skunk tailed" bad. I believe the theme of the competition was "Luxury Vs. Compact" too. Anyway, I believe a 68 Station wagon was able to limp out of the arena under it's own power, but just barely. One fellow on ESPN commented that Demolition Derby tends to follow trends, and there was video of Farm Equipment Demolition Derbies. I'm waiting for Giant SUV or Mini Coopers Vs. those "Faux Fiat" little cars.
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