@Pat
C’mon, get with it:
1) Mikey Motocross rides home in back with the empties.
2) When he senses Drunken Dad slowing down, flips the switch on the “brake light” and holds on for dear life- this is gonna be another long ride home.
What bothers me is that you know the type of roads where this is going to roll, and you know that’s not nearly enough tape, no matter how much faith you have in it.
@Amanda
LOL. Indeed. There is not a single wasted detail.
This is a trailer for dirt bikes. Odds are it is rarely rolling at night. And if it is, it’s not doing major highway time. And, if it is, the local deputy is probably their cousin/brother.
How does a redneck fix a burned-out taillight? Here’s your solution. The monkey-piss in a can is the inspiration, and the preferred method of conception.
Somewhat ironic to show this fix with “natural light” beer. Take a few seconds, irony like this takes time.
“If the tail-lights on your trailer are powered with two D cells and duct-tape is involved, you might be a redneck….”
Okay, here is what happen. The Xterra, in the background, did not have a trailer light hookup. It was late Fri night, and we had to go to the Rattlesnake Roundup in Waynoka, OK. Solution… tape flashlights on the rear of the trailer, better yet, tape two flashlights on each side in case one fails.
This way the deputy/cop who isn’t related to me, might not pull me over at night, that would be bad. We drove from Wichita, Ks to Waynoka, Ok. Passed through many small towns, one sheriff followed us, but only until we got out of his town. Despite some bumby roads and fast highways, the tape held and no bulbs burned out. I have done this once before, so now I am more experienced. These kinds of pictures are even more funny when you see it is yourself. As far as the Natty. Good beer, don’t care if you don’t like it:). Thanks to my two friends who helped, Clay Bayer and Manny Alfonso.
ahahhaha — I actually had to do something like this once!! I didn’t have a tail-light hook-up so I stopped at a gas station and grabbed some flash lights, duct tape and red Solo cups! hahaha, it worked for a few hours!
I’m not even going to pretend to know how this works.
Magnets…
Pat
@Pat
C’mon, get with it:
1) Mikey Motocross rides home in back with the empties.
2) When he senses Drunken Dad slowing down, flips the switch on the “brake light” and holds on for dear life- this is gonna be another long ride home.
“Two” much (multi purpose) duct tape…
@Pat & Fixit
And Dad should be safe since he repaired the driver-side airbag with a couple of mylar balloons.
“There, I…ah F!!! it”
This entire picture will probably end up as the cover art for a compilation of “You Might Be a Redneck” jokes.
What bothers me is that you know the type of roads where this is going to roll, and you know that’s not nearly enough tape, no matter how much faith you have in it.
@Amanda
LOL. Indeed. There is not a single wasted detail.
This is a trailer for dirt bikes. Odds are it is rarely rolling at night. And if it is, it’s not doing major highway time. And, if it is, the local deputy is probably their cousin/brother.
…and, I meant cousin *or* brother – not cousin *and* brother!
Oooo beer and lots of it who cares if it’s CHEAP.
I like how the majority of the tail light assembly is still intact, with a bulb still in it! Maybe this is a field fix.
Nice helmets!!
Have they just dropped the tailgate to gain more space/distract the police by dropping bikes out the back when chased?
How does a redneck fix a burned-out taillight? Here’s your solution. The monkey-piss in a can is the inspiration, and the preferred method of conception.
Somewhat ironic to show this fix with “natural light” beer. Take a few seconds, irony like this takes time.
“If the tail-lights on your trailer are powered with two D cells and duct-tape is involved, you might be a redneck….”
Pls do this in Germany and then drive to the TÜV
Okay, here is what happen. The Xterra, in the background, did not have a trailer light hookup. It was late Fri night, and we had to go to the Rattlesnake Roundup in Waynoka, OK. Solution… tape flashlights on the rear of the trailer, better yet, tape two flashlights on each side in case one fails.
This way the deputy/cop who isn’t related to me, might not pull me over at night, that would be bad. We drove from Wichita, Ks to Waynoka, Ok. Passed through many small towns, one sheriff followed us, but only until we got out of his town. Despite some bumby roads and fast highways, the tape held and no bulbs burned out. I have done this once before, so now I am more experienced. These kinds of pictures are even more funny when you see it is yourself. As far as the Natty. Good beer, don’t care if you don’t like it:). Thanks to my two friends who helped, Clay Bayer and Manny Alfonso.
If only the red glass is broken … he could tape over the original bulb – i dont get it
Case closed. Thanks red.
Are those fleshlights?
ahahhaha — I actually had to do something like this once!! I didn’t have a tail-light hook-up so I stopped at a gas station and grabbed some flash lights, duct tape and red Solo cups! hahaha, it worked for a few hours!