Mine is digital. The flip-card clock it replaced lasted only about five years or so.
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Friday OT: what is that?
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Mine is digital. The flip-card clock it replaced lasted only about five years or so.
Suicide knob and a bottle opener that car was set up for some back road cruising.
A couple of cars ago my work car had manual windows, my nieces had never seen them before that. They thought it was pretty funny.
Who hasnt almost died on one of these beast ?
My cousin clothes-lined himself on a barbed wire fence while riding one of these when he was 12. Wicked scar on his neck. Glad he didn't die.
Who hasnt almost died on one of these beast ?
A three-wheeler, a group of stupid friends and an unhealthy belief in my ability to reenact the General Lee's kick-ass jumps nearly ended me.
Ever see some sorry dude chasing these through central campus on a windy November day of finals week (trimester system) One of the saddest things I have seen in my life. No it wasn't me.
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Might even be a few here that don't know what the switch on the left does.
Might even be a few here that don't know what the switch on the left does.
Headlight bright - dim switch
Our new car has the same throttle connected to floor arrangement. “New” design to keep throttle from catching on floor mat.
Might even be a few here that don't know what the switch on the left does.
I'm like when I saw this, "where's the clutch pedal at?" I drove a manual transmission so much in my day when it came time to drive an automatic for driver's ed, I was total lost for a few days learning how to us my right foot for the brake and the gas.
My wife’s throttle is connected at the front bottom. I don’t like it. In my truck it’s suspended and I’m tall so when I set the cruise I can slide my foot under it.
Most women's "throttles" are in front of the bottom. Sorry that you don't like it any more.
