[Dave's Bronc 90]

So I was going through some old pics on my computer and found these that I took last year. I was stuck at a service station in TN waiting on a mechanic to show up and replace my fuel pump. They weren't going to be open for a couple more hours, so I was walking around their lot looking at the other broke down vehicles that were there. I came across another FSB, but this one had a mod mine didn't have.

Don't see a lot of FSBs with bullet holes in them. I walked around the other side of it an then found an even better pic.

A big fat bullet exit hole four inches from an NRA sticker. :rofl: I just thought it was too funny.

 

[bronc'nBK]

thats a big ass bullet. i say close range .45.

 

[Big_Sean]

holy moley, thats crazy

 

[Dave's Bronc 90]

thats a big ass bullet. i say close range .45.

I've spent a lot of time around guns and I was still wondering what could leave a hole like that. It was definitely bigger than a .45. I could damn near stick my thumb in the entry hole.:shocked

 

[ToddACimer]

Nice glory hole

 

[Ptack1]

whew thats a hell of a shot.

maybe a slug or something?

 

[broncoman92]

probably was a slug it doesnt look like it punched all the way thru the other side, unless he hammered it down or something.

 

[magnumpi]

did the interior have any red stains??? thats a pretty big bullet hole

 

[Dave's Bronc 90]

Actually, it had no carpet. I was wondering about the stains too. I didn't think of a slug. I guess a 12ga slug would be about that size.

 

[DvlRacer]

Sweet pic, I was thinking Slug. That's pretty impressive how close the holes would be if you ran a level from one to the other, that bullet(or slug) hit that metal and still managed to keep a decent line...

Keith
~Houston, TX

 

[Dave's Bronc 90]

Once again, there is no area of automotive knowledge that Steve83 is not privy too.:toothless Yeah, that 12ga slug hole on your car door pic looks to be about the same size. And for the record, I can't think of a better use for a Mustang II than target practice. Definitely not Ford's best effort.

 

[marv]

I was on a series of TDY's at the GFA Peanut Assn. in SW Georgia around '76 or so. Walking through the hotel parking lot, I saw a fairly new Buick with the back window and right rear roof quarter full of buckshot holes...
They play kinda rough down there...

 

[jackhart]

you sure it wasn't a supersized version of one of those bullet hole stickers?:toothless

 

[Dave's Bronc 90]

you sure it wasn't a supersized version of one of those bullet hole stickers?:toothless

Every time I see those gay things I want to put a real bullet hole in the car, just for comparison sake mind you.

 

[welndmn]

I had a Honda Accord at my old shop.
It sat there for 2 years, the owner owed me money, and kept dodging calls.
Everyone month I would get a hold of him, he said he did not have the money, I took my 20lbs sledge hammer and took a swing at the car.
Went on for about 1 year as my stress relief.
When the shop sold, I had the car towed to the Customers address, and told him the bill was setteled.

 

[GreyStrawberry]

I had a Honda Accord at my old shop.
It sat there for 2 years, the owner owed me money, and kept dodging calls.
Everyone month I would get a hold of him, he said he did not have the money, I took my 20lbs sledge hammer and took a swing at the car.
Went on for about 1 year as my stress relief.
When the shop sold, I had the car towed to the Customers address, and told him the bill was setteled.

screw paying the towing bill, i woulda Fed-exed him the steering wheel and have it bent prior, leaving a note saying this is all that's left of his caropc1:

 

[bnkrtstk]

And for the record, I can't think of a better use for a Mustang II than target practice. Definitely not Ford's best effort.

Be nice, I had a 78 302 4spd, with a little tweaking that thing was a rocket ship. It was like a Pinto on meth. :goodfinge

 

[badass1tonf100]

I had a Honda Accord at my old shop.
It sat there for 2 years, the owner owed me money, and kept dodging calls.
Everyone month I would get a hold of him, he said he did not have the money, I took my 20lbs sledge hammer and took a swing at the car.
Went on for about 1 year as my stress relief.
When the shop sold, I had the car towed to the Customers address, and told him the bill was setteled.

:histerica

 

[Gunner69]

LOL as a Jr. in high school I had a 73 pinto that died a savage death when it left me and 2 buddies stranded 10 miles from town on a bird hunting trip dont think there was a inch of body that didnt have at least 1 piece of buckshot in it..

 

[miketrains03]

So I was going through some old pics on my computer and found these that I took last year. I was stuck at a service station in TN waiting on a mechanic to show up and replace my fuel pump. They weren't going to be open for a couple more hours, so I was walking around their lot looking at the other broke down vehicles that were there. I came across another FSB, but this one had a mod mine didn't have.

Don't see a lot of FSBs with bullet holes in them. I walked around the other side of it an then found an even better pic.

A big fat bullet exit hole four inches from an NRA sticker. :rofl: I just thought it was too funny.

its quite interesting that the exit hole is higher than the entry hole. so somebody with a slug 12ga shot upwards towards that thing. interesting. i wonder if that guy's brake lights work. exit looks like right where the wiring is for that. :thumbup

well at least we all know not to hide in our bko's for protection from a slug.

speaking of bullets in cars, i was very scared when i saw a tv show about armored car's take a new silver caddy dts and put a bullet completely through the car's passenger and driver doors with a rifle. i havent looked at my car the same way since. seem's their not very bulletproof.