What does M/T mean?

Oh hey me too!

 

Guilty AF on that one...

 

M/T means there’s no gas in it.

 

People were a bit swifter when Super Beetles were common...

 

Last time I took the Taco to DiscountTire - dude drew the shift pattern on the work order . . .


I have two stickers . .

Ya can't steal it if ya can't drive it!

 

I took my truck in to get the tire patched to a place I always use. Nobody had any trouble at all with it. Course, they're all farm boys so they were driving tractors as soon as their feet could reach the pedals...

 

Vegan: an old term originating from Native American Tribes meaning 'bad-hunter'

Ha ha... I do vegan about 75% of the time - don't go on about it but after the doc gave me a choice of
open-heart-surgery or change my diet I went with door number 2. For those of you in your mid-40's
start now and you can get away with a 40/60 ratio... you'll feel better too.

 

Good deal - I know a few young guys that would love to drive a MT but never had the opportunity to learn.

Now when I go up there, I just drive my car/truck in/out of the bay.

 

So much fun!!

 

100mph speedometer is pretty darn optimistic in that, especially if it's the strait 6

 

She was shakin pretty good at 40.

 

I always thought M/T is empty, for the soulless few that drive manuals.

 

That is kinda Sad. They should pull him out of the shop. Years ago, I sold VW's and they expected me to pull a car around for a salesperson who didn't drive a manual. I did it once to be nice but then thought, why would they hire a sales person who didn't drive a manual?

 

I had a service person say she should pull my truck into the waiting area I started to hand her the key and said it’s a manual, she laughed and said oh no, would you do it. Then the tech, this big ole woman drove that thing fine.

 

Thank you

 

You just started a nice little “Friday” thread. Thank you. At this point it should be wrong answers only and boomers bitching about millennials, and millennials explaining that they are like 40 years old.

 

Three on the tree! Damn that picture brings back memories.

 

The AMC 232-6 was a great engine, even without an overdrive in the Rambler 660 Cross Country. Three on the tree provided plenty of clearance for folding down the front and rear seats so on long trips between seasonal fish & game jobs, I'd have my sleeping bag on the right side for ZZZ's on the way.

 

Mud terrain if referring to tires

 

I asked about it, they said just finding people who show up to work and know an impact is not a torque wrench was hard.