Necking knob

Re: I see.........

Glenn Madsen

>Back in the days when bench seats were a regular feature...

High school was 36 years ago.

Re: check the regs

JamieDonaldson

>Those dangerous and often illegal necking knobs have been replaced by cell phones!!

Re: check the regs

David

>This discussion reminds me.... 1983, driving a 1970 Plymouth Fury Gran Coupe, 383ci, right hand occupied around girl's shoulder. Left hand used to put car into neutral (reaching THROUGH the steering wheel) while approaching a stop light in order to prevent an idle in drive while stopped (car would have stalled at the light). Instead, I skipped a gear on the column and threw her into reverse at 45mph. Ooooops.

The car stopped dead in about 10 feet. I turned it over, and I was just about to get backside bubbles sound from the ignition system, certain death to the battery and questionable life for me with my parents' car when, remarkably it fired up. I have no idea how this happened, but the car survived without damage, so did I, and I learned a little lesson. Also lost about fifty pounds in sweat.

Boys being dumb with cards is just one of the reasons that I am building a moat around my house to protect my daughter, and will put the heads of wanabee boyfriends on pikes in the front yard as a warning to others. She's only two and a half, but I'm getting an early start.

Re: Necking knob

Anthony

>Hmm, We also called them suicide knobs in the Northeast.But let's face it,with the size of these cars today,you aint doin much necking. LMAO.Plus these kids today have a hard enough time paying attention as it is. They are illegal here too.

Re: Dave, I forwarded your email to Ray and Lynn.

Al Crandall --NE of Indy--

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Re: Dave, I forwarded your email to Ray and Lynn.

Dave Peebles Lyons, Ohio!

>Thanks Al,

I should have done that myself. Sound like you guys had a great time, sorry I missed it..

Dave