How in Gods name do they do that?

[pickle]

Coming up the M42 last night i witnessed something amazing!
A subaru car transporter, on its cab was written "The new Subaru sticks to the road". Nothing unusual, i hear you muttering!
On the back, 6 Subarus, 3 0n the top rail and 3 on the underneath of the top ramp stuck to it (not on the bottom rail)! It was mind blowing, never seen anything like it before!
What a great eye catching bit of advertising!
How the hell do they get them on and off?
Anybody else seen it?

 

[T.E.D. Jordan]

! Should have got a picture (leagalities aside), although best you didnt, unless you had a passenger then theres no excuse!

Sounds good

Jordan

 

[col7104]

http://www.testdriven.co.uk/news.cfm/upside-down-subaglue-car-transporter-for-subaru-impreza-launch

 

[Xen]

wow thats pretty cool

 

[JFL]

wonder how the interiors holding up upside down, all the dashboard held on okay, seats in place, centre console there etc

 

[pickle]

Thanks col!

Yepp! thats what saw!
Poor girl in a clio in front of me nearly swung into the side of it when she drove past it!

 

[KirstyTL]

wonder how the interiors holding up upside down, all the dashboard held on okay, seats in place, centre console there etc

They've been gutted

"the three upside-down cars were bolted to the upper deck after having their engines and transmissions removed"

 

[ChrisUK]

wow what a pointless gimmick! although cool

 

[KirstyTL]

wow what a pointless gimmick! although cool

In what way "pointless gimmick" it's pretty perfect as advertising campaigns go... Are we not all talking about it

 

[Helz]

Sch-mart

 

[sledge]

The deck will be removed from the truck and modified to take the weight of more than 3 cars, flip the deck over with 2 cranes or with a specialy designed jig, fix the 3 modified cars to the underside of the deck, lift and flip the deck back over and crane it onto the truck, crane the 3 top cars into position on the deck and fix down.....easy. Looks impressive but its not really a big job, things like this go in in heavy industry and construction everyday.

These people are pretty good at this sort of thing.....
http://www.beck-pollitzer.com/index.php?id=6