Before modern gear shifters, automakers in the '50s used a method ahead of its timeJacob Walker@jacobwalker · 4 months agoLike39CommentShareLiked by Matthew Moreau, Liam Smith+37 othersView all 4 photosPhotos: slashgear.comChryslerDodgeRead the full story at slashgear.comOriginal source · opens in a new tabRelated Posts10chevrolet10 drag cars we’d refuse to give up14·Madeleine Campbell·1 days ago6Auto5 cars with more horsepower than a Hellcat72·Annabelle Walker·13 hours ago7dodge7 Darts that still define fun91·Hannah Brown·1 days ago7Auto7 vans we’d refuse to give up60·Ava Turner·14 hours ago10toyota10 road cars we quietly admire32·Charlotte Hall·1 days ago3hemi × dodgeWho invented the Hemi engine? (It wasn't Dodge)45·Madeleine Lewis·14 hours ago12ford12 vintage hardtops that still stop traffic decades later85·Leo Côté·1 days ago5ford · rancheroThe Ranchero GT formula: 370 big-block horsepower, a 4-speed manual, and hay bales in the back83·Claire Campbell·16 hours ago8hemi · v8s8 small-block V8s that keep going under extreme driving conditions54·Emily Wilson·1 days ago23AutoScreen star cars: Which were real, and which were fake?68·Leo Fortin·17 hours ago
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