No stick
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A few days ago (with the gear shift on the left side)
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@jon-nyc 555@taiwan_girl said in No stick:
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A few days ago (with the gear shift on the left side)In the early 90s while on an expat gig in London I was given a corporate car to use which had the stick on my left.
It took some getting used to.
"You never know what worse luck your bad luck has saved you from."
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@taiwan_girl said in No stick:
Yes
A few days ago (with the gear shift on the left side)In the early 90s while on an expat gig in London I was given a corporate car to use which had the stick on my left.
It took some getting used to.
@taiwan_girl said in No stick:
Yes
A few days ago (with the gear shift on the left side)In the early 90s while on an expat gig in London I was given a corporate car to use which had the stick on my left.
It took some getting used to.
I was thinking the same thing -- mine was a Ford Escort.
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Funny, having the stick on the right never really bothered me.
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@taiwan_girl said in No stick:
Yes
A few days ago (with the gear shift on the left side)In the early 90s while on an expat gig in London I was given a corporate car to use which had the stick on my left.
It took some getting used to.
@taiwan_girl said in No stick:
Yes
A few days ago (with the gear shift on the left side)In the early 90s while on an expat gig in London I was given a corporate car to use which had the stick on my left.
It took some getting used to.
Fortunately, they do not change the pedals. What I dont like is sometimes the window wiper and the turn signal controls are switched. Then I always either turn the signal on when I want to clean the windows on, or clean the window when I want to signal!! LOL
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But did you have a black 3 on the tree 1962 Rambler American sedan Armstrong steering, aluminium body with a straight 6 and steel dashboard with front bench?
