Alfonz
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You are just a kid! It was years before I had AC or heater controls that looked that refined.
Dimmer switch on the floor. Key ignition in a metal dash. Washer fluid pump on the floor. Wing vent windows. No self canceling turn signals. Vents boxes under the dash that you had to open by hand. Power steering and power brakes were an option. Drum brakes on the front. Disk brakes wasn't an option.You are just a kid! It was years before I had AC or heater controls that looked that refined.
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Then, later -
Finally, a car with AC!
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For sure. Pump your foot to squirt fluid in the windshield, turn a knob to activate the vacuum wipers.Dimmer switch on the floor. Key ignition in a metal dash. Washer fluid pump on the floor. Wing vent windows. No self canceling turn signals. Vents boxes under the dash that you had to open by hand. Power steering and power brakes were an option. Drum brakes on the front. Disk brakes wasn't an option.
Some of this yes, but a foot pump for the squirters?Dimmer switch on the floor. Key ignition in a metal dash. Washer fluid pump on the floor. Wing vent windows. No self canceling turn signals. Vents boxes under the dash that you had to open by hand. Power steering and power brakes were an option. Drum brakes on the front. Disk brakes wasn't an option.
I like the “Desert Only” setting
1970 Plymouth Duster and Dodge Demon.Some of this yes, but a foot pump for the squirters?
Also the VW Bettle used air pressure from the spare tire for the washer fluid. It pressurized the washer bottle. Put 40 psi in the spare to start. When the pressure dropped to 32. It cut off.Some of this yes, but a foot pump for the squirters?
All depending on the car.1970 Plymouth Duster and Dodge Demon.