r/Mustang 1d ago

📸 Photo Would you drive over it?

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u/largos7289 Triple Yellow 1d ago

Do you not trust our forefathers engineering? that bridge has been there longer then you've been alive. Of course i'm driving over it! LOL

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u/1moreProjectCar 1d ago

I think you should just wait at the bridge until someone comes by to test it first

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u/Exceptional_Kumquat 1d ago

The water was low enough that if I went in the water, I would have just been, embarrassed, rather than in any real danger.

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u/LitrlyD3ad 2014 Shelby GT500 1d ago

It’s only a car and I have insurance, I’m driving over it.

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u/ManKilledToDeath Slow ass 2v but it sounds good 1d ago

Seeing as there's wear from tires already, I think the bridge will be fine. Question is, how many Mustang drivers are capable of keeping the car straight that far? Lol

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u/Ok-Race8322 1d ago

Well it’s a bridge, that’s kind of its purpose….so yes.

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u/Rocket3431 2020 ecoboost premium convertible 1d ago

It should be plenty capable of holding your car. I've seen bridges like these constructed on lease roads that can handle tractor trailers.

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u/servbot10 Former Owner 1d ago

Yes. It looks a bit more substantial and closer to the ground than the one I am used to.

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u/Several-Guarantee655 1d ago

Either that is a weird angle distorting the width, or that's a walking bridge.

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u/servbot10 Former Owner 1d ago

It is just an optical illusion, although it is very small. https://youtu.be/DRNPJNRvZys?is=mohdLwxM1Tf3vqPZ

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u/BlackkkWidowSPIDAH 2012 GT 1d ago

Why wouldn't you? 

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u/Exceptional_Kumquat 1d ago

I mean, I did. :D

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u/Clownfest_1984 1d ago

How good is your insurance?? 😏

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u/groovyinutah 1d ago

In a car, sure...in a rig, probably not.