MONSTER TORNADO INTERCEPT blows out the engine of the Dominator Fore



Insane #tornado intercepted in the Palo Duro Canyon north of Silverton, Texas as the engine of Dominator Fore BLEW OUT on final approach! The roar of this #tornado was the loudest I have heard, bouncing off the walls of the canyon. The Dominator Fore finally bites the dust!

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  1. Reed, when are you going to finally get a helmet? My daughter recently got a "mild" concussion, and recovery was many weeks of hell. She had horrible pain, nausea, confusion, dizziness, and couldn't even read text or watch a video without horrible . All from an empty pot falling off a shelf about a foot over her head, without even making her bleed. I can't imagine how awful it would be to get hit by a chunk of ice falling as fast as that hail. Please please please protect your head and encourage others to do the same. Not only for your own sake, but also for the countless others who look up to you and want to try doing what you do.

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  2. The tornado didnt do that…the id iot yelling that the car was dyi ng but yet Continuing to drive in lieu of pulling over is the only one who is 100% at fault! He has zero % common sense …at least it was only the death of the vehicle!😊

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  3. I was there in the canyon and sheriff dept came and said warnings of tornado on west side of canyon coming this way. I was watching clouds and saw them changing. And the pressure change.We got out of there. Just in time. Very Good Video Guys !! I got pics of it as I was leaving and pics after on the rd out.

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  4. Yeah, I can tell hearing the engine. It sounds like the engine piston was done. Dom 4 reached it's shelf life, and off to the Hall of Fame.
    Time to get a new SUV to continue on the chase (Dominator Five).

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  5. It’s been such a pleasure following you over the years. It makes me happy seeing you thrive in life and you’re still keeping your passion alive. Thank you for all you do, Reed!

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