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What would go here on my 68 bump? It's my cargo lamp (hooked up for a pushbutton start) there's a blank then my cig port. I was thinking maybe emergency flasher but that's in my glove box?? Then ignition and wiper is on the other side of the column
Yes I know own what your talking about that's why I added the fact that I was thinking emergency flasher but I have that in the glove box mine lookso like this.....
Missing **** on the dash? Emergency Flashers. To the right, cig port as you stated. To the left, who knows. I can only speculate as to why someone drilled another hole in the dash and moved EFs to the glove box. Seems like a lot of work.
ND, was part of the Camper Special wiring (67/69) to move the EF to the dash position? I ask because I have seen plenty that were wired like that and it looked factory.
ND, was part of the Camper Special wiring (67/69) to move the EF to the dash position? I ask because I have seen plenty that were wired like that and it looked factory.
Every 1967/69 I've seen (many when new) had the EF inside the glove box.
ND, was part of the Camper Special wiring (67/69) to move the EF to the dash position? I ask because I have seen plenty that were wired like that and it looked factory.
My '69 Ranger emergency flasher switch is in the glove box. My dad's old '68 Ranger also had the emergency flasher switch in the glove box. But, like you, I've also seen them mounted under the dash and it didn't look like someone (other than the factory) had put it there.
Yeah I think you guys are right I am going to assume that it was for manual choke witch I don't have....... now here's a question what would you guys recommend to put there instead? Got any ideas??
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