It’s that time again already, hard to believe! There’s got to be some laughs in here somewhere.
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And for our musical selection . . .
Wishing y’all a lovely weekend, thanks for stopping by!
He means absolutely no bells & whistles like our modern vehicles. No heaters. no computer hookups, no soda holders, no automatic shifting, etc. just plain basics like a motor, gas pedal (which you controlled) brake, & possibly a shift gear (don’t know if that was part of the original cars think it was). I didn’t learn learned about shifts & gears until on a 36 Ford.
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Thanks for clarification! I don’t remember the Model-T, but I bet my grandpa had one, he loved working on old cars. He gave me my first car from his collection, a ’66 Comet, quite the ‘sweet 16’ gift! But wow, it was SO cold in that car in winter, the heater could never keep up.
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You want a Model-T
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hmmm, you lost me
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It’s not surprising that there is confusion from my comment – I am a wild and confusing guy.
But, I can attempt to clarify my comment for you, sure.
Where the meme shows the guy holding up a sign that’s says he wants a vehicle with 0% computer; I’m saying he wants a Model-T… it’s functional (and that is all) – and that’s not probable today UNLESS we go all the way back to an original model.
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Got it now, thanks! I have a friend with a giant super-fancy van to haul her kids around in and it’s more fancy than my house!
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