Looks very similar to the Rambler my dad owned in 1969, when I was 9 years old. My brothers and I weren't real impressed with the car, but we were fascinated by the necker's knob.
Yeah, the necker's knob was on the steering wheel, Ghostsniper. My dad's did not have a nekkid girl on it, but he did educate us on why he had one, which was so he could drive with his arm around mom. We liked that idea of driving one handed with your arm around your gal. Mostly see them nowadays on semi trucks.
how could a company that produced that ever tank?
ReplyDeleteLooks very similar to the Rambler my dad owned in 1969, when I was 9 years old. My brothers and I weren't real impressed with the car, but we were fascinated by the necker's knob.
ReplyDeletePainting huh? Very nice. Is a neckers knob on the steering wheel? If so, they were popular in the 50's and 60's. Usually had a nekkid gurl in it.
ReplyDeleteYeah, the necker's knob was on the steering wheel, Ghostsniper. My dad's did not have a nekkid girl on it, but he did educate us on why he had one, which was so he could drive with his arm around mom. We liked that idea of driving one handed with your arm around your gal. Mostly see them nowadays on semi trucks.
Delete"neckers knob" huh...
DeleteWe used to call 'em spinners.
DeleteHeh. Tried to teach a girl how to run 3-on-tree in high school for the same reasons. She couldn't (wouldn't?). We broke up
Deleteuse a knob on my riding lawnmower so'z i can m.u.i. (mow under the influence).
ReplyDeleteYea, they are great so you beer dosent
DeleteTryin to say, so your beers not all sloshed out, Also I think the Ramblers
ReplyDeletewere about the ugliest autos ever produced.