... it was funny to me....

[lykuno]

Had to add this one ...

 

[BlueR32]

Wait until you are older than black pepper... then you'll know what old really is.

 

[Uwe]

I remember it too.
1976 was the year i graduated high school and started college.
I was also one of the 130,000 people here:

This Day in Philly Rock History: YES Played To 130k at JFK Stadium

One-hundred-and-thirty-thousand people, you read that right.

wmmr.com

So yeah, I'm old.

-Uwe-

 

[lykuno]

 

[BlueR32]

Some folks still do that today... because you can't always trust GPS.

 

[lykuno]

 

[lykuno]

 

[lykuno]

 

[lykuno]

 

[Uwe]

-Uwe-

 

[lykuno]

 

[davisev5225]

You absolutely CAN drink bacon, e.g. in a bacon shake!

Also, coffee is disgusting.

 

[Uwe]

Also, coffee is disgusting.

-Uwe-

 

[Boki Ar]

 

[lykuno]

I'm old enough to know (and have actually used) that thingy on the far left!

 

[davisev5225]

I'm old enough to know (and have actually used) that thingy on the far left!

Choke knob, cigarette lighter, or high beam switch (foot actuated)? The shape means it could be any of the above.

I'm leaning towards high beam switch, assuming its position relative to the pedals is accurate.

 

[BlueR32]

Choke knob, cigarette lighter, or high beam switch (foot actuated)? The shape means it could be any of the above.

I'm leaning towards high beam switch, assuming its position relative to the pedals is accurate.

What's wrong with you people??? That is the NOS button. Get with it people.

 

[Eric]

On my mother's Renault 4, it was a foot-actuated (as in, not electric) windshield washer squirter.

 

[Bruce]

Yep, remember that in my wife sister's Renault.. I surprise by the squirt bottle on the floor! It was like a '68 or '70.... It had lots of problems...

 

[davisev5225]

On my mother's Renault 4, it was a foot-actuated (as in, not electric) windshield washer squirter.

Most vehicles from that time period that had a washer fluid system (which was quite the luxury feature!) used a push rod in the dash to operate the manual spray pump. I've never heard of a floor-mounted one until today.