first one was a school bus and I laughed hoping for bunnies next
NEW: Glacier View, Alaska celebrated the Fourth of July by launching cars off a cliff while blasting "God Bless the U.S.A."
The event is an annual tradition that started in 2005 with tickets now costing $20.
Most years, about 6 vehicles are launched off the cliff however reports say they had about a dozen for this year's celebration.
Vehicles take off from one of two runways: One has a monorail and the other is freewheeling.
Most cars are launched with a piece of wood wedged against the gas pedal.
Epic.
NEW: Glacier View, Alaska celebrated the Fourth of July by launching cars off a cliff while blasting "God Bless the U.S.A."
The event is an annual tradition that started in 2005 with tickets now costing $20.
Most years, about 6 vehicles are launched off the cliff however reports say they had about a dozen for this year's celebration.
Vehicles take off from one of two runways: One has a monorail and the other is freewheeling.
Most cars are launched with a piece of wood wedged against the gas pedal.
Epic.
