Jan 8, 2024 #81 fubar57 General 32,839 19,300 Nov 22, 2009 The Jungles of Canada GrauGeist said: You have a "three on the tree"? Not very common these days, what car do you have? Click to expand... I had a four on the tree 1955 Austin A30. To get into reverse you pulled out the knob at the end of the shift stick and put it into 2nd gear
GrauGeist said: You have a "three on the tree"? Not very common these days, what car do you have? Click to expand... I had a four on the tree 1955 Austin A30. To get into reverse you pulled out the knob at the end of the shift stick and put it into 2nd gear
Jan 8, 2024 #82 A4K Brigadier General 15,280 3,236 Dec 17, 2007 The back of beyond GrauGeist said: Agree C% It is kind of rare to see Roman Numerals being used in MMXXIV, too. Click to expand... I just learnt them so I would know what type of Spitfire I was looking at
GrauGeist said: Agree C% It is kind of rare to see Roman Numerals being used in MMXXIV, too. Click to expand... I just learnt them so I would know what type of Spitfire I was looking at
Jan 8, 2024 #83 P pbehn Colonel 13,172 10,267 Oct 30, 2013 A4K said: I just learnt them so I would know what type of Spitfire I was looking at Click to expand... The use of Roman numerals ended when the Spitfire Mk 21 was made, as ordered by President Lincoln on Twitter.
A4K said: I just learnt them so I would know what type of Spitfire I was looking at Click to expand... The use of Roman numerals ended when the Spitfire Mk 21 was made, as ordered by President Lincoln on Twitter.
Jan 8, 2024 #84 GrauGeist Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung 28,250 22,600 Aug 29, 2008 Redding, California www.netallurgy.com A4K said: I just learnt them so I would know what type of Spitfire I was looking at Click to expand... Interestingly enough, Germany used Roman Numerals for it's U-Boat types, too.
A4K said: I just learnt them so I would know what type of Spitfire I was looking at Click to expand... Interestingly enough, Germany used Roman Numerals for it's U-Boat types, too.
Jan 8, 2024 #85 A4K Brigadier General 15,280 3,236 Dec 17, 2007 The back of beyond That's true Dave. Also for most of their WW.I aircraft.
Jan 8, 2024 #86 S special ed 1st Sergeant 5,154 12,806 May 13, 2018 My 1952 Fiat 1400 had four on the column and reverse was from neutral, pull toward you, then up as in first. Carefully let out clutch to be sure it was reverse, not first.
My 1952 Fiat 1400 had four on the column and reverse was from neutral, pull toward you, then up as in first. Carefully let out clutch to be sure it was reverse, not first.