Re: Addendum to Re: Rebel brake lights

[Matt Haas <mhaas@xxxxxxx>]

Jim,

There were 6 turn signal switches used in 1967. Here's the breakdown of the 
switches for left hand drive cars:

With column shifted auto, without tilt wheel: 320-8676
With column shifted auto, with tilt wheel: 320-8679
With standard trans, hazard warning switch in the center of the switch 
housing: 320-8677
With standard trans, hazard warning switch at the bottom of the switch 
housing: 320-8678

Partsvoice shows the first two are available through 
http://www.collectorsautosupply.com.

Matt

At 08:28 AM 3/19/2006 -0500, you wrote:
> On March 18, 2006 andrew hay wrote:
>
> > you're in luck.  it's a saginaw part, and while i don't believe all
> > switches from then to now will fit, many late '60s/early '70s gms -
> > like say a chevelle or nova one - will.  i recall someone saying an
> > olds part ['69? delta 88?] that wasn't supposed to cross, fitted fine
> > and was beefier than the original.
>
> Thanks for the info.  I did a little searching on the Advanceautoparts.com 
> website.  They do not list a cam or turn signal switch for a '67 Rebel, 
> but they do for a '67 Chevelle:
> -GP Sorenson SC34 @ $49.88 or Niehoff DS50251 @ $52.99 turn signal switch;
>
> For the Cam, these listings were the same for a '67 chevelle or Olds Delta 88:
> - Motormite 49300 @ $5.98 or Motormite 49302 @ $9.98.
>
> I guess the next step is to get the steering wheel off this morning and 
> the parts out and take them over and compare, might be in luck!  More later...
>
> You know, I also have my '69 American that's apart right now, plus an 
> extra column from a '64 American, maybe one of those would fit?
>
> Jim Boone
> Mims, FL
>
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