When did any Mustang come without Neutral? Either way stick or automatic you
just take the car out of gear. I must have missed the year when Ford
optioned a Mustang with all gear shifter selections being reverse or
forward. I have decided never to buy a car that has to stay moving as long
as you own it.

I guess scenario two is perhaps they purchased a car where they could not
reach the brake pedal, I know there are some infants with short legs that
can't manage to press a brake pedal.

Fortunately for me when my cruise control stuck on hard acceleration on my
77 Corvette, I had a transmission with neutral and it also had an off
position for the key. I suppose if I hadn't been so lucky to have made a
wise purchase decision, I may have eventually run into the ocean in a few
hundred miles and probably been killed in the process. Also I am tall enough
to reach the brake pedal. I guess I live a charmed life.


"WindsorFox" > wrote in message
...
> GatorMan wrote:
>> Okay, lets see how this works:
>>
>> Key ON - - - Key OFF - - -
>> Power Steering ON NO Power Steering
>> Power Brakes ON NO Power Brakes
>> Engine ON NO Engine Power
>> NO CONTROL STEERING WHEEL IS LOCKED
>>
>> So, which was the right decision. No-Brainer
>> So, turn your key off Mr. Fox
>>
>
> With this single post, you have proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that
> you are an automotive imbecile.
>
>
> If the key is on and you stop the engine with a kill switch, you will
> STILL disable the power brakes, and the power steering. You can NOT
> however turn the key far enough to lock the wheel while the car is in "D."
> Incidentally, when the engine shuts off, unless I am mistaken, under the
> condition of "no engine power" that pretty much should negate the NEED FOR
> BRAKING AND STEERING!!!
>
> The correct decision was to TURN OFF THE KEY period. Then it would have
> been a non-incident. I tried to give you some benefit of the doubt, but
> apparently your are just a total boob and too dumb to realize it.
>
>
> --
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