Don't tell me how to live my life Devil Woman!!
Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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This will drive the foot fetish guys absolutely nuts!
I posted that a while back too. Brings a smile whenever someone else posts it. Catch you on the flip side.
I think there is a thread for this crap and its called the PORTA JOHN
And drive standard transmission....don't forget that superpower.
Double bonus if you can drive a "three on the tree" (or know what it is)
I was explaining that to my son just the other day.
UGH......
I dont know if this is the proper place to put this...
I woke up day 3 of COVID, hung over, and definitely, not motivated...
But, it did snow last night, and I do have to clear the driveway...
I dont know if this is the proper place to put this...
I woke up day 3 of COVID, hung over, and definitely, not motivated...
But, it did snow last night, and I do have to clear the driveway...
I wish this clip was longer. I really need to see more of people getting their ass kicked so I can stay out of jail this week.....
Heck, I can drive with a manual choke carb.
Non-synchromesh/crash gearboxes/transmissions too with a few minutes to get back into it...
Drive a stick in city traffic while eating a donut drinking a coffee and hanging onto a cigarette. Ran sticks in my trucks till I could no longer buy them. Looking at one up the road 92 Cummins Dodge. If I do get it will be a frame off resto.
First car I drove before I was even legal was a Rambler American with three on the column.
Had multiple sticks, including a 66 Bronco with 3 on the tree .
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^^^ Had a 66 and a 72. Both kids learned how to drive in the 66.
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My first as well!! 1968 Rambler American in vomit brown with a bench front seat; that thing ran so quiet you had to pop the hood and see if the radiator fan was turning to tell if it was on. To this day, probably the best car I ever owned.
That would be a two bagger, one for her, and another for me in case her bag falls off.
Had a 72 dodge van with a 360 in it.
Thermoquad,direct connection cam,hooker headers 3.5” pipes to old school turbo mufflers.
Manual steering manual brakes no AC.
Three on the tree you could hear it idling a hundred yards away.
Wife used to love driving that thing.
Thermoquad,direct connection cam,hooker headers 3.5” pipes to old school turbo mufflers.
Manual steering manual brakes no AC.
Three on the tree you could hear it idling a hundred yards away.
Wife used to love driving that thing.
My dad had one, I think it was a 75. It ran great until it started blowing freeze plugs. I guess the Midwest salt was eating thru them.
I had a 66 Bronco, too. Originally, it was 3 on the tree, converted to 3 on the floor. Wish I still had it. That thing would go anywhere.
'64' Dodge Dart. Then a Ford love wagon [van] with 3 on the tree.
Had a '69 Ford E-100 van. Blueprinted the engine, converted the transmission to four on the tree, with a separate reverse lever on the floor. Low end torque cam, 2 barrel carb, changed the rear end ratio and added larger tires. 27 mpg going up hill with medium load, at 42 mph.
So much torque, that twice I spun the clutch while the clutch was fully engage, just by adding more throttle. Ran better uphill than on the flats. Did one trip to Alaska, plus 6 to Baha Mexico.
Hope those nails don't scratch the paint.
