Photo request: '68 rear speaker fader on rally dash
Thanks for the replies.
From what I've found, it appears to have been only a dealer installed option in '68 using PN 2864331 as a package containing all the parts needed. So, the position of the fader switch varied. The owner's manual shows it to be just to the right of the cigar lighter. But, as seen by the photo from an old for sale thread by @bluebyyou it was up to the technician as to where it got installed. Probably much easier to just drill a hole next to the steering column than to mess with the instrument cluster bezel. The bezel PN2426942 in the picture is correct as to what was included with the install kit. It also is used in several other applications on different cars from the era. The bezels similar to the "Map Light" and "Rear Air" on my '68 must have had other applications.
Still looking for a NOS or nice knob, PN 2580253.
Thanks for the replies.
From what I've found, it appears to have been only a dealer installed option in '68 using PN 2864331 as a package containing all the parts needed. So, the position of the fader switch varied. The owner's manual shows it to be just to the right of the cigar lighter. But, as seen by the photo from an old for sale thread by @bluebyyou it was up to the technician as to where it got installed. Probably much easier to just drill a hole next to the steering column than to mess with the instrument cluster bezel. The bezel PN2426942 in the picture is correct as to what was included with the install kit. It also is used in several other applications on different cars from the era. The bezels similar to the "Map Light" and "Rear Air" on my '68 must have had other applications.
Still looking for a NOS or nice knob, PN 2580253.