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This clip shows the events that led up to her getting the bus stuck in the mud after filming a custom in our backyard. I knew the ground was a little damp still but just told her to be careful where she parks. The area she parked it at wasn't too bad, it was firm enough and would be fine to drive out of even if the wheel spun a little bit. But what neither of us realized till it was too late was that right in front of the bus was a tree stump we had ground down when we first moved in a couple of years ago. So you have all that decomposed wood chipping and wood dust from the grinding that were in a large hole, loosely packed, with a thin layer of dirt over it to make it look like normal ground. At the end of the custom, she's supposed to be leaving the campgrounds. She does go forward but a few feet before the front of the bus just comes to a soft stop. That soft stop that isn't a good feeling. She spends the rest of the video trying to rock the bus out as we ain't got time to be stuck right now, more customs have to be filmed! She's trying not to dig down the rear wheels while getting it rocking but when you see the outside view, you see the front drivers tire sink faster than the rear wheels because all that loosely packed decomposing stump material is getting packed underneath the weight of the bus tire. Dun dun DUUUNNNNNNN! view more.

Riley Cranking & Revving the ’77 Z28 in Black Leather Jacket & Black/Brown Cowgirl Boots

I kept filming but we were technically in between videos. The starter on the Camaro is about shot, you can tell by the way it's spinning over slowly in the beginning of the video. I ask Riley if it's out of gas, which she says 'No'. The charger is connected, so we let it sit for a bit.When she goes to start it after it's got some juice into it, it does sound better but it's still not firing up. She's been pumping it mostly this whole time like you would on an old car that's been sitting for a while; oddly enough there is no fuel smell in the air either, so I just tell her to hold the gas pedal to the floor. It finally sputters and fires up so she revs it for a bit to try and clear things out. Now that it's running and seem to be smoothed out, I have her turn the car off to see if it'll start up again. She does and it fires right back up. Great! I think we're good, so she revs it some more until it stalls out in between some revs. It floods out quick this time and after pumping it for a bunch of tries, she remembers that holding it to the floor might help, which she does and voila, it sputters to life again! Just in time, too, as the food delivery guy pulled into the driveway at the end of this clip. I told her to look in the rear-view mirror and she, so enthusiastically says, "It's the food." Girl, it's foooood, get excited. view more.

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