And with the column shift all the way up, it's in neutral.^^^ and it comes with both column and stick shifts, but no clutch.
It's an automatic. The floor lever is for 4 wheel drive.^^^ and it comes with both column and stick shifts, but no clutch.
That's not the tranny indicator - it's a reflection on the plastic.And with the column shift all the way up, it's in neutral.
What is that machinery next to it?
IIRC, the first car I drove (family's 55 Ford) had a manual choke; then later had to learn to pump the accelerator once to set the automatic choke; then later still learn NOT to pump the accelerator, as the electronic engine controls would go into some weird mode.OUR FIRST CARS HAD HAD VOICE-ACTIVATED IGNITION
"COME ON... COME ON... COME ON... COME ON..."
View attachment 3853804
looks like a 68' Chevy pickup 4 wheel drive modelOUR FIRST CARS HAD HAD VOICE-ACTIVATED IGNITION
"COME ON... COME ON... COME ON... COME ON..."
View attachment 3853804
column shift all the way up is PARK, the stick shift is used to engage the 4 wheel drive (put the auto in neutral to engage the 4WD)And with the column shift all the way up, it's in neutral.
Be real, A wok is what a pissed off wife throws at you
"Woking the dog."Be real, A wok is what a pissed off wife throws at you.