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Join Date: Sep 2016
Location: Geneseo, IL
Posts: 290
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My first reaction when I saw your post was, "well, mine doesn't have that." Then I looked and it turns out I do. No idea what it's for. It's empty on mine. Here's a photo. I assume you mean the tube above the steering column but below the gear shift rod.
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Regards, Scott '47 Mercury Convertible '25 Dodge Bros. Touring Car '63 MG Midget |
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Join Date: Nov 2015
Location: Sharon, Conn.
Posts: 121
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Right. That's the tube I am talking about.
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: ontario,Canada
Posts: 524
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Any one know where a person can get this option ? I have a tube like that one on my 47.
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Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: NE Iowa
Posts: 1,798
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Many years ago I installed a switch I had taken off a 49 Ford and installed it on a 48. It wasn't built in the column, it just clamped around the tube. Had a strap screwed to the inside edge on the bottom of the steering wheel to cancel the signal after turning. Was nice and had heavy chrome plating with Ford script on top. Never knew if it was factory or dealer installed.
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