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Tim wrote:
On Dec 12, 3:58 pm, HK wrote: I think my mothers 53 Desoto had pushbuttons in the steering wheel. I recall the buttons first appearing in the 57' DeSoto. Didn't the '53 (like most Chrysler products) have a "cluthflite" transmission, where you could use it as an automatic OR push a clutch pedal to disengage it? The 1948 Chrysler product on which I took my Connecticut driver's license test had something like that, but I don't recall what you are mentioning on my father's 1953 Dodge. It was a fully automatic. I have no memory of a "standard shift" Chrysler product from those days. I do remember a buddy's father getting a shiny new '57 DeSoto and on it was the first push button shifter I had ever seen. |
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