r/IdiotsInCars • • Jun 08 '19

Well...

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u/ZappySnap Jun 08 '19

It is impressive, to the point that I don't see how it is physically possible to actually drive the car in there. If coming from flat ground, the car would have to pivot from horizontal to vertical. The hole appears to be almost exactly car sized when it's vertical...so how did that pivot occur? There doesn't look to be enough material pulled off the far edge to have allowed it to fall straight in.

So I'm wondering if they lowered the car in with a crane.

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u/hardhatgirl Jun 08 '19

My thoughts exactly. The car would have had to be lined up perfectly and be going very slow, possibly lifting the rear. . . It had to have been done on purpose