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His ticker was also working with a pig valve. Having said that, he could probably still kick my azz any day of the week. I understand why he drove a slushbox and I understand why Chevy offers them in Corvettes - old knees and clutches don't mix.
Many have been searching for the Duke's 53 Corvette. It will command top dollar if anyone is lucky enough to find it. An American Icon who drove an American Icon! RIP Duke.
but i couldn't care less what he drove or what transmission it had, i drive with the tranny i like and that means it has to be a manual.
vettedriven, if you dream of having an automatic some day, have at it......until then i suggest you sit in your mother's lap with your cookies and milk
Now look here "pilgrim!" John Wayne in the old Corps was a can opener. Can openers in the crotch were worth their weight in gold if you were hungry and had nothing to eat but a can of ham and motherf------s. Some of you might know what I'm talking about. John Wayne, he was a legend, while still alive.
but i couldn't care less what he drove or what transmission it had, i drive with the tranny i like and that means it has to be a manual.
vettedriven, if you dream of having an automatic some day, have at it......until then i suggest you sit in your mother's lap with your cookies and milk
Real men have no use for automatics power windows AC ABS seatbelts air bags or any of that weakass crap.. Now, pardon me while I comb my chest hair
Forget that silly 90s show Blossom, Red you need to sit down
with a real doctor so you can get rid of this bully attitide.
E-mail Dr. Phil or something. 99% percent of forum members
are good people. We dont need your negative hate the world
attitude here. Please Red get some help.
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