who remembers?

[waterdog]

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

[Kelmat]

Yep. 1970 El Camino with a 3 on the tree. Good times!

[Kelmat]

And if I wasn't having to push it off I was under the hood trying to unlock the shifter linkage at the firewall.

[Rwc]

A few times I had to do the old push and pop method on my 1970 C-10 GMC. Made you look for a down hill slope to park on.

Wished I still had that old green machine.

Rwc

[flywise]

And if I wasn't having to push it off I was under the hood trying to unlock the shifter linkage at the firewall.

Yep, those three on a tree would jam up from time to time when I tried to speed shift
And sure have pushed a few to get going OP

[flywise]

Yep, those three on a tree would jam up from time to time when I tried to speed shift
And sure have pushed a few to get going OP

Lots of good time these young folks will only hear about and never experience

[doright]

The main reason I let my little brother go with me is so he could push . Always park facing downhill.

[Goldeneagle]

'61 Ford Falcon Ranchero. Always park on a slope.

[Kenner97]

Still have to do it sometimes.
Have 1997 Chevy S10 5 Speed on the floor!!

[Mission408]

71 duster 340 3 speed.

[Deerguy]

68 Camaro, did it several times unfortunately.

[Antlers86]

Did it a few times with a 97 Ranger

[wilded]

I remember a 52 model army jeep we always parked on a hill at the place just in case.

[rtp]

Many times. All the vehicles I owned as a teenager were POS. I bought my first brand new vehicle when I was 21, 1984 Camaro. I haven’t owned a used vehicle since. Those vehicles in my teenage years scarred me bad. I can’t stand turning a wrench on a vehicle.


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[Johnny Dangerr]

yup...