Ohhh The Butt Hurt. Looks like the Poopy Bus is here. LOL

[got3fords]

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[GTGallop]

Took my driving test in a '78 Ford wagon. Piece of cake on the maneuverability portion. Plenty of windows to see everything. Who needs backup cameras. I think driving that for a few years helped with my 'feel' for where the corners of a vehicle are.

HA HA!
I learned in a 1984 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Wagon.
Ours was white with a maroon and faux BURLWOOD interior.

 

[IdahoRanger]

I learned in one of these with a 302 and no power steering. Dang my mom got strong driving that thing.

 

[navsnipe]

HA HA!
I learned in a 1984 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Wagon.
Ours was white with a maroon and faux BURLWOOD interior.

I learned to drive in Chevy's similar shaped 1977 Caprice Estate wagon complete with fake woodgrain panels sometime around 1982.

 

[jsphlynch]

I learned to drive on a Massey Ferguson 231, like this one:

I told my classmates at school that I spent the summer cruising in my dad's red convertible.

 

[Friday yet?]

Took my driving test in a '78 Ford wagon. Piece of cake on the maneuverability portion. Plenty of windows to see everything. Who needs backup cameras. I think driving that for a few years helped with my 'feel' for where the corners of a vehicle are.

Yep. With the good ol' steel bumpers it was much less risky to "feel" where the limit was!

Periodically when I see a case of stupid on the road I wish my Ranger was about a '68 F100. Put that nice bumper to good use.

 

[Friday yet?]

I've always used my mirrors and never rely on the rear camera either. The only thing I'll use it for is to check the distance of how close I'm getting when I'm backing up against a wall.

This.

 

[Todd Chapin]

It is what it is. Love my 2019 with mods, hoods struts, engine cover LED headlights and resale of nearly what I paid. Best of all its paid off!

Edit....and AM radio?

That said the 2.7 is an option when and if it comes out in Tremor or fx4.

 

[djsilver]

Yep. With the good ol' steel bumpers it was much less risky to "feel" where the limit was!

Periodically when I see a case of stupid on the road I wish my Ranger was about a '68 F100. Put that nice bumper to good use.

Yep, I remember driving around Atlanta in the early 80's in a 1966 International Harvester ex-farm truck. The best part was driving past 3 miles of cars backed up at the I-285 to I-75 north exit. I'd keep driving until I was close to the actual exit lane, look for a Mercedes/Cadillac/BMW, and just start turning in. They'd always let me in! ;-)

 

[pbethel]

Took my test in a VW Beetle.
But this is what my first car looked like.
.https://car-from-uk.com/ebay/carphotos/full/ebay771506.jpg

 

[Dr. Zaius]

Took my test in a VW Beetle.
But this is what my first car looked like.
.https://car-from-uk.com/ebay/carphotos/full/ebay771506.jpg

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[Radioman]

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I would flunk parallel parking portion of the driver's test in that beast...

 

[Tracy Bowman]

For some of us, parking is a challenge even with the Ranger. I was totally shocked when I came back to my truck last week after parking. My only theory is that Tracy drove over from Alabama and moved my truck somehow. ?

Sure…tell it to your Granny, Fred!?

 

[Tracy Bowman]

Fred, not you too??


Maybe this will help? ? I'm making extra copies for Tracy @Tracy Bowman and Paul @OrangeStreak. Actually for Paul I'm making up a whole ream.

Pluck the log…you know the saying, Mr.!

 

[Tracy Bowman]

I don't know, that's an awfully complicated looking drawing ? Besides, I'm sticking with my story that Tracy did it!

Shocking!?

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