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I'm liking the "knob" on your stick shift.Started my air shift TC upgrade. View attachment 609849
Sure hope the pin never shakes loose.
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I'm liking the "knob" on your stick shift.Started my air shift TC upgrade. View attachment 609849
Actually I removed the pin it was cutting into my hand when shifting! Hasn't blown yet!These 50 year old transmissions don't just coast into gear like a Honda. They take a little more attitude. Now it just looks like a pineapple!I'm liking the "knob" on your stick shift.
Sure hope the pin never shakes loose.![]()
Isn't the term "buckaroo", out your all's way in Colorado!?I drive mine up and down the streets of my very small town. It has no doors, no roof, no grill/rad, no bed, no plates, no nothing..... Everyone loves it. They all honk and wave. I think it would be rude to call them all hillbillies or rednecks.... haha
Antelope are everywhere around here. I think they out number us. Never seen a Jackalope before.I hear they're rare now, but:
- still some Jackalope around also?
For more, or perhaps stripped of the better components?I found my Deuce that I sold several weeks ago already up for sale on Craigslist![]()
For $3500 more,with no improvements(not that it needed any to start with)For more, or perhaps stripped of the better components?
That's not surprising; it's a rare species:
- Any sighting is pretty unusual.
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Yeah I know of a relative who had one mounted, plus I've seen one on the Internet.......unless you're in our neighborhood. Jackalopes are EVERYWHERE around here. Some have even become domesticated, living in backyards and enjoying store-bought feed.