https://www.yahoo.com/autos/show-off-driver-flips-40s-215539006.html

Kinda cold there from what I heard to try putting power down on the street outside...

If you watch the video he gets side ways and then locks up the brakes. No steering after that.

I saw the car at the show and it made me think of a Willys that crashed years ago at LVD. It was a bad build and I was thinking of the same thing about this car............

TV show host.

Hi performance car.
Low performance driver.

Toymakerz

just built for show and doing burnouts and donuts

Put on quite a show , didn't he ?
It looked like a Tonka Toy , or something conceived by a ten year old.
Not the direction I might have gone with the parts on hand.

Is it just me, or is the back end of that car kind of odd looking? Looked to me like it had been chopped off.

Willys pickup.

He better learn how to do burnouts in a straight line first. Lol.

Expensive lesson

I’m just glad nobody was walking down the sidewalk during this. I’m so thankful I gave up my need for a fast street car years ago.

Please don't tell me it's the same guy.

The car was awful. I heard lots of negative comments, even before he flipped it.

I didn't see the wreck, but they pushed it past us on the way out late Saturday. It was freezing and I think the car had the old useless M/T bias Sportsman Pro street tires on it when I looked at it. Old cold, dirty side street, may as well have been snow.

On the other hand, there were some really nice cars there. Always a fun, interesting trip.

Interesting that Boosted's Mustang made it down the street, but the reality-show "extreme" builder didn't...

Dude's really lucky nobody was in the way, could've been really tragic.

No doubt he'll blame it on something wrong or broke in the car. A professional with all that seat time would never ball up a car like that unless something happened to cause it.

Haven't seen any video of him climbing out. I can imagine him standing on top of the car, and putting his hands in the air going "Yeeeehaaaw"

So it was Rawlings?

No

Well then, nevermind.

He does sort of look like Rawlings though.

So the legal out come of these shenanigans will likely be, all show vehicles must now leave the exhibitor floor on a trailer.

Very few of the cars there would be something that could be pushed out the door and driven around downtown Indianapolis. I'm surprised they found a side street to pull a stunt like that in the area. It's a congested area in the middle of the city. It's not a big issue like a regular car show. And most of the people there are not knuckleheads who pull stunts like that.

In the future, the PRI people will likely issue some kind of rule that you can't pull stunts like that under threat of not being allowed back. I've never seen that at any of the shows I've been to, even in Florida. One dimwit in the bunch. Just not a big deal.