I didn't mean to sound so serious LOL. It wasn't that hard. My mom was a fairly frail lady, and she used to drive "the second car" sometimes. Over the years this "second car" was a 50's GMC, or Chev pu, for a couple of years an old Stude pu, a 55 Nash "Rambler," the mentioned 55 Chev wagon, and probably the worst (poor side/ rear vision) was the old 50's GMC Suburban. What a horrid thing THAT was. All these were either 3 or 4 speed, no power anything. The GMC/ Chevs were not key start. You had to MASH down on a big starter pedal to engage the starter. The Stude pu was at the bottom of the clutch pedal stroke.
I will admit, Mom avoided parallel parking somewhat.
