lolz

For you guys who want to learn...

Step 1: Go out and buy a $600 stick POS

Step 2: Sell it for $500 when you're done.

I went a different route and bought a new 6 speed car and never once drove stick before. I just taught myself and I'll let my warranty handle the rest.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLNkc...feature=relmfu

49 peterbilt, they pulled it outta its death spot, and drove it

Damn, thats pretty impressive

a tow company right by my house has rigs like those. my dad used to tow for them on the side back when i was younger and i remember riding along and thinking "damn, thats a bunch of crap happening right there"

https://s-hphotos-sjc1.fbcdn.net/hph...0_379774_n.jpg

i wonder if since im a lefty id be any good at right hand drive cars or just be 35% more likely to shoot bolts out of a stock 10 bolt

i've thought about this as well. I think it would be a little easier if i did it at 16/17 opposed to now. Still not impossible though.

I think I learned to drive on a manual trans when I was like 12. Our rock crawler was a stick. Miserable to learn to drive stick in a lifted truck going 5 MPH over rocks.

yea no isnt a good time to start worth a shot though looks like i gotta import a S15 and throw a LS in it lol

i went from 2 manual cars to 2 automatic cars. And i am not happy. The camaro will be manual one of these days, but an auto was cheaper to throw in for now. And jaguar doesnt make stick 4doors. uhg, i'll be back behind the stick one of these days =[

that's what she said

I thought the same thing after i posted lmao