[nickbtubas]

now talk about some tough driving

[Jackrabbit379]

I've seen that before. Kinda cool, but it looks like nice computer work.

[Popeye]

Originally Posted by Jackrabbit379

I've seen that before. Kinda cool, but it looks like nice computer work.

Actually I saw this on Mega Movers once on T.V.

[Useless]

:shock: :shock: Dayumm!! :shock: :shock:

I don't really know if it's real, or good computer work, but in all seriousness, I cant see how they could get very far with this.

Think about it; how would they be able to get on a highway entrance ramp, or turn a corner and maneuver under a bridge??

How could they drive down a back-road without having the entire road shut down??

I know that there are many of you who know far more about this than I do, and in this type of situation, you wouldn't need to know a whole lot in order to exceed my level of knowledge here.

It would be interesting to get some feedback here!!

How'bout it!

[MADLUX]

Its a real photo, I just looked in paint shop pro, 2 different drivers, 2 different truck numbers.


If its a fake, which I doubt, they would have done one heck of a job on it

[Mack2]

Nope it's not fake.

[DBW]

Cool pic. If it's fake it's a cool fake. Tires on the trucks are deflected pretty good, the shadows match, the scale of the truck being hauled matches that of the two trucks based on the size of the cab.

[Double R]

It's a fake. Two truck drivers can't agree on what color the sky is. There is no way two drivers could work together like that. :lol:

[Hat Rak]

The air tanks read "01" on the left truck and "02" on the right.

They must have been crawling along nice and easy.

[dollarshort]

It's real. There are many differences in the pics. Besides different numbers on the air cleaners, truck to right has a paper on the dash, truck to left has a passenger in the truck, truck to right has no chrome hub cover on right front, the lower air dams are different.

Pretty cool though 8)