Posted by 37Chief on July 17, 2014 at 07:59:47 from (68.8.190.118):
I visited my local snack shop yesterday. I was driving the old 63 ford pickup. I backed into the parking space. As I was leaving, the truck didn't start. I knew it was a loose battery connection. I got and wiggled the connection. The key is on the left side. I was half in, so to make sure it was a good connection I hit the key. Not realizing it was in reverse. Before I knew I was heading backward. Got the rest of the way in and got stopped before I hit anything in back of me. For a old guy I can still move real fast. Another foot over, and I would have hit one of the supporting posts holding up the porch roof. That would have made the 5 o'clock news. Another old driver lost control of his vehicle.Stan
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