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Yes, we still called them horseless carriages back then.
Seriously, I learned to drive on a driving school’s ’53 Ford with three-speed manual on the column. It had none of the features we find in modern cars, but it was still fun to drive.
Just giving you a hard time. When I took high school driver's ed, we drove 413 superstock Dodge's (no ****!). I did a burn out (unintentional) at a stoplight downtown and had to retake the class. This was circa 1964.
