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by jlawson
1710 days ago
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Not to be pedantic, but the Model T has a very different control system than modern cars. There are three pedals and a throttle pusher on the wheel. The brake is on the right, the middle pedal is reverse. To accelerate, you work a combination of left pedal to select gear, handbrake/clutch, and a pusher for throttle on the steering wheel. You would need retraining to go from this to a modern car or vice versa. |
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You got me! I actually knew this but wanted to make my point. Technically my post is correct because I focused on the operation of the brake pedal specifically but it definitely doesn't stand to this level of scrutiny :)