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Old 08-01-2006, 11:31 AM
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Why does it have 3 pedals?
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awesome.... i wouldn't change a thing on it... i love those trucks
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Originally Posted by thunder550
Why does it have 3 pedals?
I think that may be because "3 on the tree" is referring to a 3 speed manual...the shifter is on the column (tree), as opposed to the floor.that is a great find and a killer price. IMHO, that's something that needs to be kept as original as possible - how many '76s have you seen that look even half that nice? I would love to have that in my garage. Thanks for posting pics!

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That thing is a time capsule. Inspection marks and everything. Very Cool! I would address the surface rust now though and try to preserve it as much as possible. I recommend changing the wheels though if you're going to drive it around at all. Those hubcaps are hard to find in that good of shape, and you can get good money for them.
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Originally Posted by CoonToot
I think that may be because "3 on the tree" is referring to a 3 speed manual...the shifter is on the column (tree), as opposed to the floor.that is a great find and a killer price. IMHO, that's something that needs to be kept as original as possible - how many '67s have you seen that look even half that nice? I would love to have that in my garage. Thanks for posting pics!
A manual shifter on the steering column? Never seen that before....
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Originally Posted by thunder550
A manual shifter on the steering column? Never seen that before....
You have to be kidding me! 3 on the tree?!? Ring any bells?

If you want to be confused...my truck has 3 pedals and 2 shifters.
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Originally Posted by vanillagorilla
You have to be kidding me! 3 on the tree?!? Ring any bells?

If you want to be confused...my truck has 3 pedals and 2 shifters.
I guess I just got schooled!


3 pedals - 2 shifters - my brain hurts
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Originally Posted by thunder550
I guess I just got schooled!

3 pedals - 2 shifters - my brain hurts
T56 swap in an originally automatic truck

if you are confused now, you should try to drive a three on the tree, I've done it, but it still confuses the hell out of me
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Originally Posted by Nickvrebel
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if you are confused now, you should try to drive a three on the tree, I've done it, but it still confuses the hell out of me
I knew about Todd's truck, just giving him a hard time. I can't imagine driving a three on the tree, doesn't seem like it would be real easy....
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I learned how to drive stick on a 3 on the tree. My dad threw me in it and said, if you can drive this, you can drive anything. His company uses it for their scrap metal and it had no power brakes, no power steering and about 1000lbs of metal in the bed.


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