Anti-carjacking device..
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I like this one better.
desertrat
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Yeah, but you should take the shift pattern off, just to be extra sure.
Chris0nllyn
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GWguy
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Ok, this one eludes me.... is it because you think very few can drive a stick?
Maybe true... I've always thought everyone should learn how to drive a stick even if they don't use one, so this kinda went whoosh past me.
desertrat
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Yep.
aps45819
24/7 Single Dad
Lesson 1 in the basic rider cours is Find the friction zone on the bike's clutch because so few people show up that actually have experience driving with a manual transmission.
glhs837
Power with Control
Then it won't pass inspection.
DR, sure will, had my 87 Shelby GLHS fail for that. Since Shelby fitted a nice leather shift knob instead of the standard Dodge plastic eight ball, there was a plaque, long gone by the time I got the car.
GW, I think he's saying hammer it and GTFOOD. This actually happened to a buddy of mine, mid eighties Detroit. Guy just stepped up, told him "Check it in", since sounding like a gun toting valet was the fashion then
Buddy took off, guy actually shot at him, hit the trunk lid.
desertrat
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I even told the inspector, I dont want anyone else knowing the pattern, might even install a fake one
Where is a three on the tree shift pattern supposed to be displayed?
desertrat
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bohman
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Some of you guys are going to think of me as a kid for saying this, but I've only ever been in one vehicle with that set up. My very first job in high school, at a driving range, one of the other employees had a '64 Chevy pickup that we'd use for dump runs.If not for that, I'm not sure I'd know what a three on the tree was.