Car and Driver's picks for the 16 best car stunts of all time in chronological order.

 https://www.caranddriver.com/features/g31978859/wildest-car-stunts-in-film-history

I wonder why this Hot Wheels stunt show doesn't take place in the USA... probably insurance, and liability.

a 1928 publicity stunt showing actor Edward Horton’s Buick being delivered to his 4th floor suite at The Hollywood Plaza Hotel on Vine Street, conceived of by the Buick dealership

https://theamericanparlor.tumblr.com/post/185153375440/historic-photograph-of-a-buick-being-deliver-to

impressive manuever by the electric Mercedes, but, can anyone that buys one, do this trick?

this is visually shocking... front wheel catwalking up a flight of stairs. I had to look it up... damn, that's smooth.

 

Location, The Parapet de les executades i executats 1939-1952, Barcelona

Rider: Ondra Miggisch

have you seen the the Indian Army Dare Devil precision drill team in the Republic Day Parade? It's cool to see what unlimited training hours can result in (skip the 1st 20 seconds)

 

Laurel Rosenberg did motorcycle stunts on the Ponch's Angels episodes of CHiPS

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10222233097196565&set=pcb.10222233098276592

there are some things you'll want to check for safety... the tightness of the bolt holding your wheels on for one

https://ogdaa.blogspot.com/2021/11/fucking-mondays-gifdump_0953808526.html#more

the handlebar post is another

https://ogdaa.blogspot.com/2021/11/fucking-mondays_0570160523.html#more

he was THAT close!

https://ogdaa.blogspot.com/2021/07/fucking-mondays-gifdump_0996255235.html#more

oh wow, I was cheering for her! She nails this trick!

then dumbass had to forget to use his eyes and brakes, and nearly causes them both serious injury. 

https://ogdaa.blogspot.com/2021/07/thursday-gifdump.html#more

a circus 'strongman' pulling a car with his teeth

https://hdl.huntington.org/digital/collection/p15150coll2/id/17440

must have taken a lot of practice

 just one of any amazing things in the video series "Like A Boss" :

nicely held, on snow...

 

Harry “Pop” Kramer was a vaudeville trick-cyclist who performed along the Appalachian mountains. He designed and fabricated his own trick bicycles and unicycles.

1941

Born new years day, 1875, at the age of twelve, Harry became intrigued by the trick cycling he saw at a circus in town. When he obtained his first bicycle, he anticipated his father’s disapproval and hid it from his father. He learned various tricks from a circus friend over a period of a few years and set out on his own without his father’s knowledge in 1892.

He perfected his stunts and traveled from town to town performing a forty-five minute routine. Frederick only forgave his son after learning how much income Harry had earned during his travels. Harry performed for various circuses, theaters, carnivals, street fairs and county fairs

His first wife Jennie Toye died in 1910 and he was left with four children in his care, so he moved to Hendersonville, NC because it had a better climate for his youngest child, who had asthmatic problems, there he set up an automobile and bicycle repair garage to earn money while he was not performing.

He remarried in 1917,  had four more children, moved to Chick Springs, SC, to start a travel lodge in 1923. His 2nd wife was murdered by a disgruntled renter in 1930. Though he was fifty-five years old, Pop continued to perform on the road in order to afford his children’s education.

https://www.appalachianhistory.net/2011/02/harry-pop-kramer-a-voice-for-community.html

sword work while standing on a moving motorcycle? Brave!

for the video, see https://zvaigzdelasas.tumblr.com/post/641405414406242304/x

Buster Keaton's most amazing stunts for your coffee and donuts video of the day (Thanks Mike!)

BMX expert

 Damned if I can tell how he did that

https://ogdaa.blogspot.com/2020/09/tuesday-gifdump_15.html

A lot of practice went into this display

https://ogdaa.blogspot.com/2020/08/sunday-gifdump_16.html#more

Evel Knievel inspired a lot of kids to do the stunts to become the neighborhood legend

https://www.mopar-forum.eu/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=9064&start=3060

now this is an amazing trick

https://dailytimewaster.blogspot.com/2020/05/very-slick.html