who remembers?

[bigblock78]

Had to do that with my 66 chevy pickup a few times lol.

[SaintBlaise]

Also works on wheelers.

[Artos]

I miss the high beam button on the floor board...

[Cajun Blake]

1968 VW Bug, no AC, faded tan paint. Dad paid $200 for it as we had to push start it often. I was embarrassed to drive it but didn't care since it was my ticket to go visit friends and party.

[coldtrail]

1982 Chevy 3/4 ton, 4 speed 4x4...good times, good times

[Austin62]

Yes, Yes and Yes

[jerp]

I miss the high beam button on the floor board...

Yeah me too - there was something about that metallic "click" when you stepped on it.

[Chance Love]

LOTS of times. And was also very familiar with the screwdriver method.

[Geezy Rider]

Absolutely! 65 Ford Falcon. I think that’s one of the reasons my legs were so strong when I was in the infantry.

[Smart]

I miss the high beam button on the floor board...

Yup my Dad wowed many a young neighborhood kid riding with us(including us early) by telling us the high beams turning off and on was "magic". He would hold his hands up in the dark car and it would change..... Look mom no hands!

[Huntindad]

oh yeah, 66 chevy truck. push start as well as unstick the linkage.

[Huntindad]

Yup my Dad wowed many a young neighborhood kid riding with us(including us early) by telling us the high beams turning off and on was "magic". Look mom no hands!

I use to do that with my boys when they were little. They were amazed at my magic

[Bisch]

who remembers having to push your own car then jump in and pop the clutch to get going?

Me!!!!!!

Bisch


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[Smart]

I use to do that with my boys when they were little. They were amazed at my magic

Hahaha....good stuff!

[rjet]

Funny.
Got together with some lifelong buddies last weekend and this subject came up. I had a 77 Dodge pickup, 3 on the tree that had to start this way many times.