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  1. 05-09-2007, 05:05 AM #1
    Fleetwoodcat
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    Dash switch advice rqd

    I got myself a set of Cibie's ($$$$) which I want to mount up.
    What would be your opinion on the type/ look / positioning of the dash switch I need.
    What was period correct? - photo help / switch sales leads / offers appreciated!
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  2. 05-09-2007, 12:17 PM #2
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    Post a pic of your dash, and year of your car and someone will be happy to chime in. Of course you will want to Porsche Aux-light switch which are available from a number of sources.
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    I have one in the FS section; X2 on Rick's advice.
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    You can find NOS Hella Fog/Driving light switches on e-bay that is period correct that have the lamp in the switch and a green or red lens. You already have pre drilled holes in you dash, three of them, right above the radio, that was for the switches if so fitted. A black rubber plug was used to seal the hole if not. Well at least on my 71 it was. I used one hole for a manual clod start button. Good luck Allan
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