Official Meme Thread. [NO POLITICS]

[el-guapin]

[zberz]

Originally Posted by el-guapin

Someone has to explain this.

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[WildCard600]

Originally Posted by zberz

Someone has to explain this.

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Dimmer switch.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by WildCard600

Dimmer switch.

you were supposed to keep-em guess-en -

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by WildCard600

Dimmer switch.

In theory. Up here they were usually rusted so bad in about 3 years they were just a very small footrest!

Originally Posted by humfrz

you were supposed to keep-em guess-en -

And what if the button was on the right side of the floor?

[WildCard600]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

In theory. Up here they were usually rusted so bad in about 3 years they were just a very small footrest!



And what if the button was on the right side of the floor?

Starter. Pretty sure my '51 Willys Jeep had the starter down there. The floor has long since rusted and been patched multiple times before I was even born. I think the starter was rewired to the ignition switch sometime in the early 80's when my dad redid it as a 12 volt system. I seem to remember my grandfather saying he rigged it up as a button on the dash before that.


*EDIT* Obligatory pic. Been in pieces for most of a decade, hopefully when my dad retires we can get some time to work on her.

[MICHAEL450f]

Originally Posted by zberz

Someone has to explain this.

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In my 1970 m36a2 its a high/low beam switch. I had no idea they were used in other vehicles.

[zberz]

And I thought I was one of the old guys here.

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[WildCard600]

Originally Posted by zberz

And I thought I was one of the old guys here.

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I'm not even 40 yet. Though some might say thats old these days....

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by MICHAEL450f

In my 1970 m36a2 its a high/low beam switch. I had no idea they were used in other vehicles.

Used in pretty much every single car made until the mid 70s or so. There were a few holdouts into the early 80s

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by WildCard600

*EDIT* Obligatory pic. Been in pieces for most of a decade, hopefully when my dad retires we can get some time to work on her.

Well now, THAT project should keep your retired dad busy for a few months/years -

[MICHAEL450f]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Used in pretty much every single car made until the mid 70s or so. There were a few holdouts into the early 80s

I find it useful in the big truck with no power steering because I can keep my hands on the wheel and switch the lights.
I didn't realize they were used so much, the oldest vehicle I've owned was a 1990 ford f150 as my first beater vehicle.

[IceFyre13th]

Originally Posted by el-guapin

My International Scout has that..............its for the ejector seat

[p1l0t]

Originally Posted by MICHAEL450f

In my 1970 m36a2 its a high/low beam switch. I had no idea they were used in other vehicles.

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Used in pretty much every single car made until the mid 70s or so. There were a few holdouts into the early 80s

Yeah my 1974 Lincoln Mark IV has it too. I still haven't figured out where the horn is.

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