A couple things here. First abig thanks to the sponsors of this forum it has already been very enlightening for me. Second I recently picked up a 1953 Golden Jubilee Ford at an auction (for a darn good price I am thinking) and I noticed a lever on the left side (clutch side) and when I mess with it I am somehow able to disengage the drivetrain and have to play with it to re-engage the drivetrain. I am not sure what the deal is with the darn thing and have seen some references on this board to a "multi" speed transmission. Is this what I have? Thanks for any help I can get.

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