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That looks a lot like this Camaro switch. I think Ron uses a lot of GM stuff for his stuff, so it might just be. It's likely available locally, or from Year One for a bit less than RF's. After reading the description, this may not be your exact application as it says it's for RS hidden headlights, but it might get you in the ballpark of what will work for you.
Ditto
To me that has the look of a GM switch. Most switches are the same (internally). The big differences are in the length of the ****, and corresponding mounting bracketry. I would think most any GM switch from the mid 60's though early 80's would probably work.
My original 56 !ight switch would work but when pulled all the way out ,no taillights. Not sure about front marker. If you push it back in Just a little till you feel it stop they come on .I bought a new switch , I don't remember from who ( MF ?), guess what ,same thing. I get out and make sure they are on if I drive any where near dark. Dean
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