Who needs four wheel drive anyway?

[GH85Carrera]

Oilfield Dodge 1920

Less than 100 years ago....

We couldn't drive our cars like that today. They wouldn't make it a tenth of the way!

[kach22i]

Incredible, but you know all the times they got stuck were edited out, right?

[nynor]

i can't believe THAT care made it 1/10th of the way! the part where they finish rolling it over was class.... rolling the windows down was a nice touch.

[lane912]

thank you Sam Hill...

Samuel Hill - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

"Much of Hill's attention was devoted to advocating good roads in Washington and Oregon.[14] He also advocated the use of convict labor to build roads.[15] He created the Washington State Good Roads Association in September 1899,[16] which persuaded the Washington State Legislature to create a state highway department in 1905.[17] Hill persuaded the University of Washington to establish the United States' first chair in Highway engineering in 1907.[18] After failing to convince Washington State to build a highway on the north bank of the Columbia River,[18] he convinced Oregon officials to build the scenic Columbia River Highway, which linked coastal Astoria, Oregon and The Dalles, Oregon.[19] He was also a strong advocate of better roads for Japan and of Japanese-American friendship, which earned him the Third Class Order of the Sacred Treasure in 1922"