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If you want to turn left you push the left pedal,
if you want to turn right you push the right pedal,
to go straight ahead push the one in the center,
the little biddy one is for reverse,
to stop the car just take your foot out.
Oh, the bar on the right is for the ejection seat.
Everything you needed to drive a standard automobile an early model I remember when we used to have but I put her hand straight out to the left turn lap and to put it up to the right turn right there was no such thing as blinkers
This set up should also have a hanging turn signal switch on the column, a key switch in the dash, cable choke and a emergency brake hand lever through the floor just right of the shifter…the Chevy from the 50s were like that anyway
From left to right dimmer switch clutch brake gas pull choke for starting like on a dam lawnmower and last but not least the long sloppy wobbly grind em till you find em shifter it’s like so many people just dont get out at all
The left pedal is for clutch, next to it is for brakes, and then the gas pedal. That doo jigger on the upper right I believe is a dimmer switch and the one on the far right I don’t know, probably for emergency brake.
From left to right. Headlight dimmer switch, next clutch pedal, next brake pedal, next gas pedal, and last the starter button. The long rod on the right is the gear shift lever.
That is the pedal arrangement on a truck. The positive engagement started was used into the late ’50s on 6 cylinder trucks. The push pad is the clue. Passenger cars used a rubber pad, trucks the steel pad shown.
Europeans still drive with these pedals and don’t want to give it up. You can drive directer, faster and with more sportivité. Like me and my husband in our car we love it.
Jack, I’m not old enough to know what the button to the right of the accelerator is (this is a LHD vehicle). Do you know what the button to the left of the clutch is?
Yes they r 4 looks pick anyone & u gooo like Tonka truck I use 2 have 1 & it rocked like woof woof get out of the way beep beep here I come honk honk.oooga oooga Try it. Lol
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Right to left. Starter, gas, brake, clutch, dimmer switch
For those who don’t recognize the far right one, if it’s not working there is no need for the others!!! 😂
From Left to Right: Little one was High Beam Switch, Clutch== Brake Pedal==Gas Pedal==Starter Switch == Gear Shift which in this case is on the Floor
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If you want to turn left you push the left pedal,
if you want to turn right you push the right pedal,
to go straight ahead push the one in the center,
the little biddy one is for reverse,
to stop the car just take your foot out.
Oh, the bar on the right is for the ejection seat.
Dimmer switch,Clutch, brake ,gas starter button
I sure can used them many times
Starting from the right going left are starter Excelerator brake clutch dimmer switch
Yep. Choke/starter, gas, brake, clutch, light dimmer. And, that rod thing to the right of the choke is the gear shift.
From the left : headlight dimmer switch, clutch pedal , brake pedal , gas peddle and then the starter pedal. Haven’t seen this since the 50’s.
Everything you needed to drive a standard automobile an early model I remember when we used to have but I put her hand straight out to the left turn lap and to put it up to the right turn right there was no such thing as blinkers
This set up should also have a hanging turn signal switch on the column, a key switch in the dash, cable choke and a emergency brake hand lever through the floor just right of the shifter…the Chevy from the 50s were like that anyway
left to right , dimmer light switch , clutch , brake , gas pedal and starter button.the long thing on the right was the gear shifter .
From left to right dimmer switch clutch brake gas pull choke for starting like on a dam lawnmower and last but not least the long sloppy wobbly grind em till you find em shifter it’s like so many people just dont get out at all
The left pedal is for clutch, next to it is for brakes, and then the gas pedal. That doo jigger on the upper right I believe is a dimmer switch and the one on the far right I don’t know, probably for emergency brake.
From left to right. Headlight dimmer switch, next clutch pedal, next brake pedal, next gas pedal, and last the starter button. The long rod on the right is the gear shift lever.
That is the pedal arrangement on a truck. The positive engagement started was used into the late ’50s on 6 cylinder trucks. The push pad is the clue. Passenger cars used a rubber pad, trucks the steel pad shown.
Europeans still drive with these pedals and don’t want to give it up. You can drive directer, faster and with more sportivité. Like me and my husband in our car we love it.
Jack, I’m not old enough to know what the button to the right of the accelerator is (this is a LHD vehicle). Do you know what the button to the left of the clutch is?
Looks exactly like the floorboard in the vehicles I learned to drive in. Was a trick to use the pedals it took to use the starter button.
Those old style “through the floor ” brake & clutch pedals were much more comfortable to operate than the modern hanging pedals .
Yes, from the right, starter switch, gas pedal, brake, clutch and final was dimmer switch for headlights.
Yes they r 4 looks pick anyone & u gooo like Tonka truck I use 2 have 1 & it rocked like woof woof get out of the way beep beep here I come honk honk.oooga oooga Try it. Lol
Yes used them many times ,1954 Chevy trucks was last year for starter pedal / button to right of gas pedal
If you CAN’T you got too be some special kind-a-STUPID
YES!!! OF COURSE!!! I LOVE & LIVE that way…I still (and always will be) ONLY own & Drive STANDARD!!! Clutch All The Way!!! 🙂
Dimmer switch, clutch, brake, accelerator, and starter
Brights
Clutch
Brake
Accelerator
Emergency brake
L to R: headlight dimmer switch, clutch, brake, gas pedal, and starter button on older models.
Dimmer switch, clutch, brake, accelerator, and starter……Oh yeah….And the gear shift on the far right….
Of course I’m just that old.
From left to right,high low beam headlights,clutch,brake,gas, and starter pedal s
Snare bass drum high hat and ride cymbal ya dummy
Yeah probably a 54 Chevy but I don’t see the emergency brake pedal
Brights, clutch, brake, accelerader, starter button.
Dimmer switch, clutch, brakes, accelerator, and starter switch.
High beams, clutch, brake, accelerator, and starter.
Can you tell me what finger I’m holding up
I learned to drive using all these pedals
Clutch , brake ,throttle,dip/msinMainbeam
Clutch brakes.accelerated dip switch.
Far right one is the starter.
Highbeams starter clutch brake Excelerator
Gas, brake, starter, clutch.
Right to left start car,gas, brake, clutch!
the button to the right of the accelerator is the old fashion starter
Oh Russell your wrong the little round button is the starter button
Simple & easy !
For distracting your attention and having a deadly road accident !
Yes I can , have used them all !!
Knew it from dimmer cto gas pedal and gear shifter.
The starter stumped me
Dam are we that old who can drive 3 in the tree?
Looks like the floor board on a ’57 Chevy Pickup – w/4speed top loader transmission.