Thank you for your additions! I would expect the euro models to have>variances. I kinda suspect, but am not certain, that UK models>probably had the steering wheel on the "wrong" side too? <g> My error>for not mentioning the list was based on 67's shipped to the U.S. and>Canada ­

Hi Howard,>

Thank you for your additions! I would expect the euro models to have> variances. I kinda suspect, but am not certain, that UK models> probably had the steering wheel on the "wrong" side too? <g> My error> for not mentioning the list was based on 67's shipped to the U.S. and> Canada ­

Hey Dave,>

The stagecoach driver sat on the left, and that is because the horses> on the right side were always the ones with "weak bowels" and you> really did NOT want to sit just behind three horses running at full> tilt that had weak bowels. Kinda like sittin' on the ground behind an> elephant who just ate several large pizza's! <rofl>>

This is most likely WHY we, way out here in the "colonies," drive on> the left. I think thats why the Germans do too, but in their case I> think it has something to do with sauerkraut induced bowel movement.>

Pity the poor guy riding shotgun ­>

Here is another explanation for driving right. The >rest of the article is pretty interesting. No sources >however.>

In regards the stagecoach driver sitting on the right side of the>seat, and the guy riding shotgun on the left, I'm going to have to>find an old copy of the movie "Stagecoach" with John Wayne in it and>see whats up. Was Andy Devine in that movie?