No one cares, we all have heated mirrors. You had to google how to push a button? π€£π€£π€£
Package cars need heated mirrors. UPS claims safety is number one, yet allows drivers to ride around all day with fogged up, iced up mirrors.
No one cares, we all have heated mirrors. You had to google how to push a button? π€£π€£π€£
Package cars need heated mirrors. UPS claims safety is number one, yet allows drivers to ride around all day with fogged up, iced up mirrors.
Highbeam low beam with 4 headlights
The high beam switch on the floor was nice, you could tromp on it if some ass was blinding you.
I doubt anyone under 40 even listens to a radio in their car. 100% streaming.
You are mistaken sir...
AM/FM radio, including both over-the-air broadcasts and radio streams, accounts for 70% of ad-supported in-car audio listening among the younger demographic, putting it well ahead of other platforms.
The high beam switch on the floor was nice, you could tromp on it if some ass was blinding you.
and you didn't hit it by accident unlike the steering column switch
I had a chevelle that kept burning out wiper motors. I had to replace it 2 or 3 Times. The car was a 67 but the wiper motor and some other parts were from 66.
Even the rear light covers had dates on them.
You are mistaken sir...
AM/FM radio, including both over-the-air broadcasts and radio streams, accounts for 70% of ad-supported in-car audio listening among the younger demographic, putting it well ahead of other platforms.
ad-supported ...
I had a chevelle that kept burning out wiper motors. I had to replace it 2 or 3 Times. The car was a 67 but the wiper motor and some other parts were from 66.
GM.....
The high beam switch on the floor was nice, you could tromp on it if some ass was blinding you.
Until the snow rusted it...
and you didn't hit it by accident unlike the steering column switch
Now we have stalks. We had foot switches like factory workers back then.
and you didn't hit it by accident unlike the steering column switch
Ever drive a 3 on the tree?
Ever drive a 3 on the tree?
Once, it was a 65 impala I think. It was a friends car. No one in my family had one by the time I got my license.
They quit putting those in cars pretty soon after that. By mid 70's all I saw was sticks on the floor except for a couple of import pickups.
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