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This comes with neutral.
“1947 Model Willys Jeep
A lot of fun!!! Great Hunting Vehicle
4 cylinder flax hood engine
3 speed transmission
Low and High 4WD
Neutral for towing
2 Winches- front and back (front not hooked up)
Hole and straps to attach a tow bar
Like new tires- less then 100 miles on them
Comes with 2 doors
Clear Tx title
For more information: (254)537-3244”
http://odessa.craigslist.org/cto/2794798374.html
A 4 cylinder flax hood engine? Isn’t that similar to a flux capacitor but with enlarged Dilithium crystals?
Yes, and any time you have a large pair of dilithium crystals, having neutral is especially important or one you’ll need neuter those crystals.
Thanks for clarifying things. If I understand you correctly…a large pair beats a tiny wiener exhaust pipe everytime.
Well, I suppose, unless it’s a small ‘straight’, then that trumps a large pair.
Oops, this teeny wiener angles to the right so it can’t be a straight.