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...my Taco is a true manual and a lot of folks and many younger generation kids don't know how to drive stick shift  O0 ;D:

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Florida Ford GT Owner Crashes Because He's "Unfamiliar" With Manual Transmission.T he driver had just purchased the 2006 Heritage Edition GT for $704,000


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Here's mine and I replaced the clutch assembly and components at 200k miles so should be good for another 200k miles. Sure it took me a day of labor but at least, I know it's done right..  O0:


















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My first time driving a manual was back in summer of 1995.  It was a 80's Celica GTS, wasn't my car by the way.  Then bought my first manual back in 1998-99.  It was a 1986 Prelude 2.0 Si.  Currently, driving a 2007 Forester to and from work, also a 5spd manual. 



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It’s been ages since I drove a manual. Gave it up once upon a time when I used to spend over an hour on traffic to get to work and home.



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My first time driving a manual was back in summer of 1995.  It was a 80's Celica GTS, wasn't my car by the way.  Then bought my first manual back in 1998-99.  It was a 1986 Prelude 2.0 Si.  Currently, driving a 2007 Forester to and from work, also a 5spd manual.

The most odd one's I've driven was on a Chevy pickup because the shifter is on the steering wheel...



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It’s been ages since I drove a manual. Gave it up once upon a time when I used to spend over an hour on traffic to get to work and home.

I can see that. Stop and go traffic can be a hassle. Lots of clutch went through hell in San Francisco because it's not just traffic but hills as well...



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