Wow 🥰 👌

it's me jax

South San Francisco, CA · a month ago

At least now you can test the car's top speed

Jim Gamble

2 months ago

my Grandfather who was full blood Pueblo native worked for the Santa Fe railroad and had a truck and would ride the line making sure it was clear and safe for the train , he had a glove box full of rattlesnake rattles 😆

George Papazian

Fishkill, NY · 3 months ago

I see the metro north guys here use them with their work trucks. Sometimes they come to my restaurant and the train wheels are tucked up under the frame.

truthneverhadafilter

Appleton, WI · 2 months ago

where did you get the Milwaukee road executive car?

Michael hatfield

Huger, SC · 2 months ago

We had a Dodge at work that did that, used to love hauling ass down the rails!

Matthew Rapuano

Branford, CT · 2 months ago

the drive tires of your truck make you move they are on the rail

James Hansgar

Spokane, WA · 2 months ago

TIME 2 FLY.....Back to the Future.... Catapult

Carlito

Brooklyn, NY · 5 months ago

Yall got to send me, part two…..like WTFCUK?…..😠

itsjustLucky

3 months ago

Nice training wheels

Matthew Rapuano

Branford, CT · 2 months ago

high rail gear

Robert Fretz

Toms River, NJ · 2 months ago

in the 50's, you could lower the air pressure in your tire and drive on the rails. Just don't get caught in between crossings by a train.

Done with this shit

Johnson City, NY · 2 months ago

You actually can see these on a lot of vehicles if you pay attention they’re tucked up underneath. I used to drive a truck that had these I worked for the railroad and when we’d have to go out and inspect the rail or put in a new piece on the curve because they wear out yes you drive up on a road drop these down and ride the rail to where you need to go to fix it could not all roads go to where The tracks are. But you better be careful because if you put a set of these on and get on a rail, you’re going to prison very fast if you don’t work for the railroad. Because obviously there’s trains going up and down that railroad and when you work for him, they shut the trains down so you can do these things, but yes, they are very common and it’s pretty neat. You don’t have to use your steering wheel.

Barbara LaMartiniere

Bastrop, LA · 3 months ago

My daddy and my uncle ruined a brand new set of rims on my pawpaws truck when the to the tires and road it down the railroad track running from the cops. The cops got tired of chains them so they went to their house and drank coffee with my pawpaw until they showed up. The got in big trouble with my pawpaw. They were more scared of pawpaw then they were the cops 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Guest

Ashtabula, OH · 3 months ago

Is the car a 1956 Olds or a Pontiac ? I think it’s an Oldsmobile .

Drunken Taco420

Mooresville, NC · 4 months ago

sometime I watch these videos like I'm watching my stepmom clean the house. a pointless video

Bob Posey

Egg Harbor Township, NJ · 3 months ago

cool...but so what?

A~me

4 months ago

Could you back up a bit? I'd like to see what's behind those rollers! 👀

Dale Franson

4 months ago

Rail wheels coming down for the hi-rail truck. Repair crew going out or doing inspection patrol.