The interior fabric of cars catches fire very quickly, it is petroleum based plastic. The headliner can melt and the droplets will be on fire as they fall onto the seats. On the bright side, his next-of-kin should get a break on the cremation costs.
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6 comments:
You're right. He should have at least used the seatbelt on the tank!
DixieDennis
Just.. wow.
cook the car and driver time!
is he a neighbor?
Wildflower
Need to tell him to direct the flames directly onto the propane bottle to preheat the gas. It will surprise him on how much faster it will heat up
I wonder how long it will take him to pass out from carbon monoxide, while driving down the highway?
The interior fabric of cars catches fire very quickly, it is petroleum based plastic. The headliner can melt and the droplets will be on fire as they fall onto the seats. On the bright side, his next-of-kin should get a break on the cremation costs.
Al_in_Ottawa
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