NRALIFR wrote:
Man that is one purty truck!
After years and years of driving stick, it was hard for me to break the left foot habit. I caught myself more than once stomping on a clutch peddle that just wasnโt there.
Now, I have the modern features of my car and truck confused.
One starts with a key and the other has a button. One unlocks the doors when I touch the handle, the other needs the fob.
Every once in a while in the early morning I get in my car that has a T-handle shifter and absent-mindedly slam it around in a way that sort of resembles putting my old โ95 F350 manual transmission in reverse, then nearly drive through the garage wall in front of me. :E
Itโs tough keeping up with all these new things!
:):)
You can get use to it. ๐
I had years when I was switching from 1600 lb sport car to 16-tons bus, who was a hog on weekly basis.
After couple of months you no longer think about it..
Now new truck live traffic - this is something very easy to get used too. When I go to older car, I want to drive my truck again.
Finally got a photo. Man, this thing is as tall as a track hoe, turns like a school bus and my left foot is real bored.
Brad
