Took some photos
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Took some photos
I'm far from a good photographer, but it was worth a shot.... I mostly wanted to upload them so I can get them to my work PC.
The gallery is here: https://dodgeforum.com/albumphoto.as...Type=3&apage=1
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The gallery is here: https://dodgeforum.com/albumphoto.as...Type=3&apage=1
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Thanks, It's my first truck, I've strictly had cars all my life. Coupes to be exact. I'm in a wheelchair and the life-rule is you either get a 2 Door Car or a Big Van with a big wheelchair lift.
Guess I decided to start climbing up (literally) and break the rules.
Guess I decided to start climbing up (literally) and break the rules.
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Nice, found out my butt ONLY works with leather seats... the cloth interior makes it hard to slide over, I climb in on the passenger side and put the chair in the back of the extended cab... Leather makes it easy to slide over in my Cadillac... I'll either get used to it or look for leather seats.
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Yea thats why he wanted leather,the Magnum was the 1st vehicle he owned with them,but they're very slippery and very firm=problems that he's now just getting over,the plus side I got to drive it alot.
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Drive it with the Hand Controls?
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Oh not really,some his earlier vehicles were not bolted mainly to the steering column like modern day models the main tube on the older models was bolted to the floor causing me to learn to drive with both feet or use the hand controls to stop,the last 20yrs or so they no longer attach that way,I still find myself reaching for the hand control when emergency braking,he's alway used the pull down for gas push forward for brake type,I think the ones he's been using over the last 15 yrs or so are Monarchs.
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Oh not really,some his earlier vehicles were not bolted mainly to the steering column like modern day models the main tube on the older models was bolted to the floor causing me to learn to drive with both feet or use the hand controls to stop,the last 20yrs or so they no longer attach that way,I still find myself reaching for the hand control when emergency braking,he's alway used the pull down for gas push forward for brake type,I think the ones he's been using over the last 15 yrs or so are Monarchs.
Oh not really,some his earlier vehicles were not bolted mainly to the steering column like modern day models the main tube on the older models was bolted to the floor causing me to learn to drive with both feet or use the hand controls to stop,the last 20yrs or so they no longer attach that way,I still find myself reaching for the hand control when emergency braking,he's alway used the pull down for gas push forward for brake type,I think the ones he's been using over the last 15 yrs or so are Monarchs.
I've never seen that... I've only had the column type... push-pulls... I just had a 2006 Charger (Rental) that had the push down for gas, and inward for brakes... messed me all up...
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Yea the first time I tried pull down push to stop was on one of his friends 69 GTO who ask me to move it for him.what I do clamped the brakes hit the throttle all at the sametime talk about tire smoke.