i can relate to this just after my younger sister completed the drivers ed course in high school[ the first year they offered it] she came to ask me "what is 4th gear in the pickup for" i was momentarily speachless by such a question, so i asked her what do you think its for? she said she didnt know since the drivers ed car used for standard transmission training only had 3 gears, "and 1st gear was for going uphill,2nd was for going on flat road and 3rd was for going downhill" much aprehensive, i went to look at what they were using to train with,and had a good laugh seems somebody had donated a very USED 1956 chevy 4 dr sedan with 3 on the tree and inline 6 that smoked like a steam engine, she was promptly taught better my me and our dad, lol
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