Posted by ShadetreeRet on August 11, 2015 at 21:59:13 from (76.0.164.252):
In Reply to: Learned stick today posted by Nick167 on August 11, 2015 at 18:30:34:
I learned to drive on the farm in a forty Ford Pickup, took my drivers test in a 38 Chrysler with three in the floor, (yep, you heard right), always preferred a stick and when four speeds came out I loved "rowing through the gears". But the last 20 or so years has made a great difference in repair costs. I realize that everything is more expensive now than it was in 2003, but when I retired the price of an overhaul kit for an automatic was only a fraction of what it would cost to rebuild a stick shift transmission, especially if you had to replace many gears. However, now that my knees balk at bending much and holding a clutch in, I find it more practical to drive an automatic.
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