GLH

Turn the key first and then hit the switch before you go deaf with the buzzer.

puder

all race cars have em

damdonzi

Thanks for pic.

BadDog

I had a Ford mud truck with a high compression 460. The only way to start that thing was to spin the starter then send spark to it. Side benefit was you had a small amount of oil pressure prior to lighting up. It had an assortment of switches on the dash, I just left the keys in it and assumed the average thief would not figure out the sequence.

BulletProof

Bad Dog, You said "had". Would you still have it if you'd have taken the keys out??? LOL

DENNYB

So does the Sunsation Innovator as a standard feature.

DanB

For those of you too young to remember, most all cars started that way up till about 51-52

cuda

Yeah, before that you started them up by yelling "Giddyup!"

MACDAD260

Funny how something that went away on most vehicles 40 years ago is now considered "Cool".

When I was a kid on the farm all of our tractors started that way.

Ted G

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Although I've only seen it a few times, the really old electric starters used a start pedal. When you pressed on it it would jumper the positive cable to the starter and push the drive gear into the flywheel all at the same time. Thank goodness they figured out how to do it with a solenoid instead