Today's episode of "What is it?"

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toolmanmike said:
Steering wheel holder. Center the wheel and put that between the bottom of the wheel and the seat
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toolmanmike said:
This one looks like a robot but you get the idea.
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I have to ask... Why?

On a side note I used a walking cane as a make shift Cruse control, put end of came on gas pedal, wedged other end under my hip. Rock to the left, gas lifts. Saved my leg on a 24 foot moving van with a speed regulator. No matter how far you pushed the gas it would not go faster than 55mph,

So full throttle for 1000 miles.
 
abdywgn said:
isn't that for the "early" self driving cars?
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The kind you put a brick on the gas pedal and through the window push the lever into D and watch the magic happen.
Couple open gas cans in the back seat with a small fire on the front floor ..uh oh look out we havin some reeeel fun then
Just make sure to aim for the window with the flashing tv shadows.
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Dana67Dart said:
I have to ask... Why?

On a side note I used a walking cane as a make shift Cruse control, put end of came on gas pedal, wedged other end under my hip. Rock to the left, gas lifts. Saved my leg on a 24 foot moving van with a speed regulator. No matter how far you pushed the gas it would not go faster than 55mph,

So full throttle for 1000 miles.
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I did a cross country move with a truck like that = sucked !
 
MOPAROFFICIAL said:
The kind you put a brick on the gas pedal and through the window push the lever into D and watch the magic happen.
Couple open gas cans in the back seat with a small fire on the front floor ..uh oh look out we havin some reeeel fun then
Just make sure to aim for the window with the flashing tv shadows
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Came "this close" to doing that on the same 1000 mile move. Drove 98 Mercury Sable wagon from So Cal to Colorado. A week earlier had the trans rebuilt, AC repaired, and a bunch of other little stuff done. Got all the way to the 11,000 foot elevation on I70 over the Rockies, a few miles before the Eisenhower tunnel and noticed that I had to give it more and more gas to keep up the speed. Figured sea level car struggling at altitude. Then noticed the engine temp was a bit high so I turned on the heater and rolled down the window, that's when I knew I was doomed.

Clack clack clack is all I heard echoing off the gard rail post.

So I pulled over and stopped, so did the engine. It's 10:00 at night I have no signs of Civilization, I have no idea where I am at the time.

I pop the hood hoping for a fan belt or some easy issue. Nope!

If not for the computers, photos, and other erreplacables in the back it would have been a Thelma and Louise moment for the problem plagued car, ( 2 head gaskets in 2 years etc. )

So crossed my fingers and tried to start it, it did, so I drove it flashers flashing on the shoulder, up to the tunnel, through the tunnel and found the first gas station I could find. Got lucky, found a tow truck to tow me the rest of the 3 hours to the new house.

What a way to meet the new neighbors.

Beep beep beep at 1 to 2 am.

The following week end when out and bought a new 06 grand caravan.

The wagon was supposed to last another 10 years:(
 
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