Maybe it was a Plymouth, they had electric shifts but that would have been in
the early '60s. My mother put one in "reverse" and went nose first in to the
garage.
Bob Kitterer
1960 Austin Healey Sprite (Mk IV in disguise) - in storage
1966 Austin Healey Sprite Mk III (Trevor) - still in boxes - in storage
On Jan 10, 2011, at 2:03 PM, Tim Collins wrote:
> An uncle wrote a story about my dad in which he recalls my dad buying a new
>(1950, 51 ??) Pontiac. He noted that dad had trouble ". . . with the
>electric gear shift that periodically refuse to go in reverse." I never heard
>of a Pontiac of that era with electric shift. Couldn't find anything on the
>web after a short search. I suspect that the car had a problem but that my
>uncle didn't remember the correct problem. Dad and my uncle have both passed
>on so I can't ask them. Anyone heard of this?
>
> No opinion on the car/truck, high/low mileage debate. I drove 2 cars a total
>of 698 miles last year and bought $61.86 worth of gasoline (premium in the
>Sprite), some of which is still is still in the tanks.
>
> Tim Collins
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