Posted by JD Seller on April 08, 2018 at 17:22:07 from (208.126.189.95):
In Reply to: 47 fivewindow posted by 47fivewindow on April 08, 2018 at 16:51:22:
Nice truck and a very good picture of the worked ground and the Easter Lilies. My first vehicle was a 1952 Chevy pickup. Your is a little older but it is still much the same. The engines would not run the miles we get today but they were durable too. Not much to go wrong on them.
I just thought of how we have kind of came full circle on starting a vehicle. Many of them now do not use a key and you just push a button. On yours you have a key BUT you push a button with your foot to start the engine. LOL
I wonder how many people would know how to start the old trucks?? Cock your foot sideways to pump the accelerator peddle while pushing starter button. All this while pulling the coke with your hand. Times have changed.
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