I had the PB transmission in my '63 Plymouth (loved that Slant 6!)
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Under Dog?
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That was my guess as well.
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Floor mounted starter button, posts are to large.
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There's no need to fear.......Underdog is here!

Correct!
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'58 Chrysler my day's friend had in Cuba had it.
Use to race my dad on the strip to Vardero Beach.
My dad would kick his butt in his '59 t-Bird.
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My 69 Camaro had the floor high beam switch. Replaced it every few years. Seems like the sand or something would cause it to wear out. I actually prefer it to the signal stem switch.
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was floor mounted starter switch used in Nash, Studebaker and Ford etc
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^^ THIS ! How big a pain is it to get comfortable with your left arm up on the window for 10 seconds only to be forced to move your left arm, grab the lever, pull the lever to dim the lights, wait for the oncoming car to pass, flip the high beams back on, put your left arm on the window for 10 seconds, wash-rinse-repeat.

Much better to keep your arm comfortable and just tap-tap with your left foot.
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The Old School Days

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The 1st ice tray??
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Ding Ding Ding...
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My parents had a few of these that we used every day. They were eventually replaced by the plastic ones. We repurposed them by taking teh guts out and using the metal trays as water bowls in our rabbit hutch.
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Another one...

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$69 in '66 was a small fortune for a bike. The Schwinn 5 speed fastback was the coolest thing on two wheels.
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And I had the 3-speed version. My parents couldn't afford the 5 speed on a NCOs pay :-)
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What, no sissy bar? :-)
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I often post the instructions for a similar old tray on "How to Make Ice" for those morons at the office that take the last ice cube. :-)

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Mine had a sissy bar that also had a headrest, well ahead of the auto industry.:-)
It was a Colombia 5 speed, red.
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