$7 million Ford

[Antknot]

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[Animal]

i'm not sure i understand that front seat. Is the steering wheel on the right? and the shifter on the right? What is that wooden knob under and to the right of the steering wheel?

[stonedmegman]

I swear that's a cigarette lighter next to the key fob.

[Reservoir Dog]

i'm not sure i understand that front seat. Is the steering wheel on the right? and the shifter on the right? What is that wooden knob under and to the right of the steering wheel?

[Animal]

i'm not sure i understand that front seat. Is the steering wheel on the right? and the shifter on the right? What is that wooden knob under and to the right of the steering wheel?

what the fuck? you sit in the middle like a cockpit on a plane?

[CentralTexasCrude]

I wonder if that's a Shelby designed car? It's the right time era.

[rule34]

i'm not sure i understand that front seat. Is the steering wheel on the right? and the shifter on the right? What is that wooden knob under and to the right of the steering wheel?

You do know some countries use right hand drive cars and drive on the left side of the road.

[B-Tender]

i'm not sure i understand that front seat. Is the steering wheel on the right? and the shifter on the right? What is that wooden knob under and to the right of the steering wheel?

You do know some countries use right hand drive cars and drive on the left side of the road.

Sure, but the gearshift would normally be to the left of the driver in those countries.

[Animal]

i'm not sure i understand that front seat. Is the steering wheel on the right? and the shifter on the right? What is that wooden knob under and to the right of the steering wheel?

You do know some countries use right hand drive cars and drive on the left side of the road.

Sure, but the gearshift would normally be to the left of the driver in those countries.

exactly. and i aware that Ford made european style cars. I'm certainly not a car expert by any means, though. obviously they did.

[Reservoir Dog]

i'm not sure i understand that front seat. Is the steering wheel on the right? and the shifter on the right? What is that wooden knob under and to the right of the steering wheel?

You do know some countries use right hand drive cars and drive on the left side of the road.

Sure, but the gearshift would normally be to the left of the driver in those countries.

exactly. and i aware that Ford made european style cars. I'm certainly not a car expert by any means, though. obviously they did.

It was originally designed as an endurance race car for 24-hour races. Hence, the two seats and mid-car steering.

[Animal]

i'm not sure i understand that front seat. Is the steering wheel on the right? and the shifter on the right? What is that wooden knob under and to the right of the steering wheel?

You do know some countries use right hand drive cars and drive on the left side of the road.

Sure, but the gearshift would normally be to the left of the driver in those countries.

exactly. and i aware that Ford made european style cars. I'm certainly not a car expert by any means, though. obviously they did.

It was originally designed as an endurance race car for 24-hour races. Hence, the two seats and mid-car steering.

for future reference, what would the endurance race have to do with needing the driver positioned in the center of the car?

[Antknot]

i'm not sure i understand that front seat. Is the steering wheel on the right? and the shifter on the right? What is that wooden knob under and to the right of the steering wheel?

You do know some countries use right hand drive cars and drive on the left side of the road.

Sure, but the gearshift would normally be to the left of the driver in those countries.

exactly. and i aware that Ford made european style cars. I'm certainly not a car expert by any means, though. obviously they did.

It was originally designed as an endurance race car for 24-hour races. Hence, the two seats and mid-car steering.

for future reference, what would the endurance race have to do with needing the driver positioned in the center of the car?

Since it was a road course having the driver centered made for a better balance for the suspension to work in the curves.

[Animal]

You do know some countries use right hand drive cars and drive on the left side of the road.

Sure, but the gearshift would normally be to the left of the driver in those countries.

exactly. and i aware that Ford made european style cars. I'm certainly not a car expert by any means, though. obviously they did.

It was originally designed as an endurance race car for 24-hour races. Hence, the two seats and mid-car steering.

for future reference, what would the endurance race have to do with needing the driver positioned in the center of the car?

Since it was a road course having the driver centered made for a better balance for the suspension to work in the curves.

so, like an Indy car. so much for the balance if you have someone riding in the shotgun seat, though.