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    WTB: TTG Fog Light Switch...

    ...for '67.

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    Hi John, Do you know how that switch looks like? In my 67 there's a switch for the fog lights just like the one for the late 356, with a yellow mark. But my car does not have the Hella 128 installed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jaudette3 View Post
    ...for '67.

    Thanks,
    JohnA
    John, The switch is the same as the early defroster switch except for the color tip of the light rod which can be easily changed. Of course the part number decal on the switch is different to identify the difference in the colored rods but, who sees it when installed? Should open up the possibilities of finding a usable switch.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 70SATMan View Post
    John, The switch is the same as the early defroster switch except for the color tip of the light rod which can be easily changed. Of course the part number decal on the switch is different to identify the difference in the colored rods but, who sees it when installed? Should open up the possibilities of finding a usable switch.

    I thought it was common knowledge that mechanically the switch is the same as the emergency flasher switch too. Oops, there goes the price of original fog and TTG switches.

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