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[CARiD]

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Edited by CARiD, 01 October 2014 - 06:39 AM.

[JoePeek]

What is a trip is after driving "modern" cars on a daily basis, to get in my '71 T/A and say "Dang, this thing sure has small rear view mirrors compared to what I'm used to with newer cars", It is kinda cool because it makes it all part of the "time machine" feeling. Along with a brights/dim switch on the floor, a turn signal lever that is just a skinny handle with no other function, crank windows, using a key to unlock the doors, a gas gauge that does not say "unleaded fuel only", and a speedometer that goes to 160 with no kilometer markings.

[NOT A TA]

Side view mirror adjustment.... racer style. http://www.break.com...ng-race-2751558