On Thu, 18 Sep 1997, The Richards wrote:
> My Land-Rover is rhd, and most of the looks we get are a double takes as the
> first impression is that my border collie is driving. In an L-R not much
> passing is undertaken, and you can see over most cars in any event. Since
> the L-R has such a leggy shifter, I had no problems adjusting to left hand
> shifting as opposed to a B (each hand just 'trains' itself).
> Fast food drive throughs are a problem, however. . .I haven't had much
> luck training the dog to handle this job.
T-Types are narrow enough so going through a drive-in line isn't so bad -
unless the left hand side curtain is up. Back when an MG-YA Saloon was my
daily driver, I would occasionally back through.
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