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[stevej37]

Crunchy!

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lol

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Holy Crap!

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Good arm!

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[masraum]

Originally Posted by stevej37

Surprised he had enough brains to turn the ignition on without being told.

LOL! They were so excited. It works, but you've got to do it correctly.

[GH85Carrera]

Originally Posted by masraum

LOL! They were so excited. It works, but you've got to do it correctly.

A few years back before my brother retired, he drove his 1954 VW Bug to work every day. One rainy day he left the lights on after he got to work. There is no warning buzzer of course. After a full day of sitting in the parking lot, the battery was 100% dead. He saw to 20 something fellow employees walking out. He waved for them to come over. He asked them to give him a push, and they laughed and said something like we ain't gonna push you home. He explained, just get me rolling, and it will start.

They gave him a push start, and they were stunned it was even possible to push start a car. Of course they both drove modern appliance cars with automatic transmissions and computer controlled fuel injection requiring voltage, so it seems like magic to them.

[Crowbob]

In HS I had a 1966 (I think) Ford Econoline van with fuzzy walls and a couch in the back to facilitate the practice of exchanging genetic information with cheerleaders and one flautist in the HS orchestra.

Anyways, I always tried to park on a slope if I was gonna be there awhile on account of my automotive electrical inexperience and ignorance.

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I had about the same experience in NJ a few years ago.

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not bad!