tried to see if this was already up but short on time this morning and 56 pages takes a bit . . .
Now do you know what it was for when it was mounted on the tranny tunnel in and old truck?
I haven't seen this posted yet.
I haven't seen this posted yet.
Stepped on a few of those over the years running around in the creek bed
static said:I fully understand why my father would periodically lock the TV up in his closet to force us into doing something more productive. And you never said you were "bored". Bored = extra chores. We went out and found stuff to do.
tried to see if this was already up but short on time this morning and 56 pages takes a bit . . .
^^^Yuppers! It was probably a Chevy truck...and it engaged the starter!
glenn514
Remember how it was BEFORE we carried a phone/gizmo with more computing power than Apollo 11 in your pocket?
Oops, I got egg on my face...I thought is was the foot switch that controlled the high beams! Do you guys remember that?
Oops, I got egg on my face...I thought is was the foot switch that controlled the high beams! Do you guys remember that?
Woh - pictures are much more dramatic once I got back home and off the droid. little pics of phone booths have so much bigger meaning on the big screen now .
And the brights belong down there other than the salty erosion negating their functionality. When you have an "oh ****" moment you naturally hit the floorboard with your foot; as opposes to a blinker pull.
Can't believe this hasn't been listed yet. Did anyone else have one? I used to play for hours with this.
No egg needed. To the left side it was the high beam switch but some manufactures used a similar switch that was mounted on the transmission tunnel as a start switch in some trucks. Dodge did it quite a bit as well as GM and Jeep.
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