75% cudos rb lots of fun.

92 never was a anything but a Chevy guy in my youth

75%-- I blame this lack luster result on residents of my home town--- who by choosing not to buy Dodge cars allowed me remain so uneducated.

I believe I just had my butt handed to me. 42% reminds me of my high school test scores. Was fun anyway and informative.

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I believe I just had my butt handed to me. 42%

.........and from Detroit no less

I know if the had this same test based on 2000 era cars I be lucky to get any right. With newer cars getting the decade right would be a hard. Model and make imposible.

Hey Kris, my buddy! 48% here! Must be we're too young... or something else...

I believe I did so well because I did a lot of daydreaming in high school in the late'50s.

Girls and cars, of course.

And....................cars were very individual then. It seems that the older I get, the more the modern cars all look alike

Hi Everyone,

I found it really helpful to have ridden in most of them.

Here's a quiz addendum. Which of the cars listed used a large round push button for the interior door handles?

Thank heavens for long term memory. Now if I could just remember what I did with my glasses when I got home from work.

Wally

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a large round push button

I remember the button; can't remember the car.

Didn't the 47' or 48' Lincoln had a push button door handle?

Thanks, rb. That was fun.

Lou

Which of the cars had push button A/T controls in the steering wheel hub?

The Edsel had A/T buttons on the steering wheel hub. I don't remember any others.

Hi Everyone,

My Gramps had a late 40's early 50's Kaiser with interior door handles with large Bakelite buttons.

There easily could have been some other brands with something similar.

Pretty sure RainCatcher is right on the Edsel.

This was fun and brought back a flood of automotive memories.

Thanks,
Wally