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Uploaded by on May 29, 2009

Amazing crash tests from the 60s

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  • These pioneering crash tests by UCLA and ITTE led to improvements in door latches, seat latches, the requiring of seat belts in cars and other safety improvements over the years. I was an EMT in the late '70's and early '80's and saw what can happen to someone in an older car. It wasn't pretty.

  • @2009jimmy2009 "We'll rate that as acceptable!"

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  • Rigs of rods XD

  • @vxss26 what? :-)

  • @buixrule

    Best comment. Ship it!!!! hahahahah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Alway about the dollars and why would you ever go over 30miles and hour.

    My mom had a Ford Fairlane 500. She got into an accident with a new car and total the new car. My moms car didn't have a dent...it was a tank. (No lie)

  • 今となってはもったいない気もするが・・・「テスト」だからね・­・・

  • A 60's car with a modern rollcage would be safe. Of course, emissions must be addresses as well.

  • why dont they have saetbelts?

  • @micmac99 I stand corrected....and am not too proud to admit it!

  • @ahmonrah40 watch?v=joMK1WZjP7g&feature=re­lated

  • aside from seat belts....i think the cabins held up pretty well in those tests! so what happened now, to where if you so much as sneeze next to a new car, it disintegrates(but you have 40million airbags +onstar) ?

  • det vore ju bra om det var med en gm product oxå inte nå annat

    

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