Reasons to drive an old car
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cdavis sweet me too! Still have quite a few between my 2 brothers and I!
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ND Mike my brother also loves the Mopars. He has a 74 power wagon I’d like to have but he won’t part with it. He put a flat bed on it with a hydraulic hay spike on it and uses it on his farm.
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kyle I’ve been a GM guy from the start of driving. With that said I am ordering in July a Ford F-250 with the 7.3L Godzilla motor. I hope I don’t regret it but I just don’t care for the new GM products anymore.
twilliams I bought a 2017 F-350 dually for my retirement present to myself from the first career. It hauls around a 41 foot 16,000 plus lb. fifth wheel camper with no issues. I hope you have as good of an experience as I’ve had with mine so far.
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Jonathon if you have a smart steering wheel with many switches attached their in could be the problem as some of the semi trucks in years past had them and were more problems than benefit some driver5s that had them ,they were called smart wheels they would pull the cover and blow the inside out with air to get the dust and other things out of the switches just don’t set off your air bag
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Jonathon if you have a smart steering wheel with many switches attached their in could be the problem as some of the semi trucks in years past had them and were more problems than benefit some driver5s that had them ,they were called smart wheels they would pull the cover and blow the inside out with air to get the dust and other things out of the switches just don’t set off your air bag
craigrice said in Reasons to drive an old car:
Jonathon if you have a smart steering wheel with many switches attached their in could be the problem as some of the semi trucks in years past had them and were more problems than benefit some driver5s that had them ,they were called smart wheels they would pull the cover and blow the inside out with air to get the dust and other things out of the switches just don’t set off your air bag
A 2002 Tundra won’t have too much in the steering wheel and column. The ignition switch and possibly a couple other switches for cruise and horn. Could be a good candidate for some DIY repairs.
Paul
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craigrice said in Reasons to drive an old car:
Jonathon if you have a smart steering wheel with many switches attached their in could be the problem as some of the semi trucks in years past had them and were more problems than benefit some driver5s that had them ,they were called smart wheels they would pull the cover and blow the inside out with air to get the dust and other things out of the switches just don’t set off your air bag
A 2002 Tundra won’t have too much in the steering wheel and column. The ignition switch and possibly a couple other switches for cruise and horn. Could be a good candidate for some DIY repairs.
processhead it would depend on the modle/options
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YooperDog Did you go to Boys Tech High School in Milwaukee? My Father went there and learned his trade as a wood pattern maker. We used to go to their football games in the early to mid 60’s.
Bob Stehlik yes. That building is now torn down and replaced with a new one. I think the name is Allen-Bradley high school. There was a lot of history in that place and many learned good skills for the work force.
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nope the spyder only came with a manual transmission - most were 4 speed, but occasionally there would be a 3 speed.
I’ve had several corvairs over the years with the 2 speed powerglide (aka powerslide) transmission usually with a gear selector (forward, neutral, reverse), but one with the push buttons.
alanburkholder I remember my uncle having one and a neighbor use to be a collector.
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Another reason to drive an old car is so Jonathon can still play his cassettes…
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Another reason to drive an old car is so Jonathon can still play his cassettes…
HerbcoFood said in Reasons to drive an old car:
Another reason to drive an old car is so Jonathon can still play his cassettes…
That would be his Techno-beat cassettes…so he can sing along…
Paul
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HerbcoFood said in Reasons to drive an old car:
Another reason to drive an old car is so Jonathon can still play his cassettes…
That would be his Techno-beat cassettes…so he can sing along…
processhead He then will pull out his walk man with the cassette insert so he can jam out like it’s 2005.
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processhead He then will pull out his walk man with the cassette insert so he can jam out like it’s 2005.
HerbcoFood said in Reasons to drive an old car:
processhead He then will pull out his walk man with the cassette insert so he can jam out like it’s 2005.
Ok, I am getting a mental image now that I am not altogether comfortable with.
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processhead He then will pull out his walk man with the cassette insert so he can jam out like it’s 2005.
HerbcoFood said in Reasons to drive an old car:
processhead He then will pull out his walk man with the cassette insert so he can jam out like it’s 2005.
No way, Jonathan was definitely jamming this on his boombox.
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HerbcoFood said in Reasons to drive an old car:
processhead He then will pull out his walk man with the cassette insert so he can jam out like it’s 2005.
No way, Jonathan was definitely jamming this on his boombox.
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Ridley Acres
Yep. I think you nailed it. One of his alter egos.
Ghetto Jonathon .processhead And all along I though it was an 8-Track
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HerbcoFood said in Reasons to drive an old car:
processhead He then will pull out his walk man with the cassette insert so he can jam out like it’s 2005.
No way, Jonathan was definitely jamming this on his boombox.
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Another reason to drive an old car is so Jonathon can still play his cassettes…
HerbcoFood Cassettes? Don’t you mean eight tracks?
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HerbcoFood Cassettes? Don’t you mean eight tracks?
bocephus well I am not old enough to have used them, yes I know what they are, what they look like, etc., I am from the cassette generation.
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processhead And all along I though it was an 8-Track
Chef is it really an old car if it didn’t have an 8 track???
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You can test the people who claim to be from the 8-track generation cuz they will all know what you needed the book of matches for. lol
Paul
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