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<blockquote data-quote="boatbuilder" data-source="post: 40084" data-attributes="member: 1055"><p>'68 indicator wiring is different, it only has one wire going to each indicator, while later vehicles have two wires to each indicator.</p><p></p><p>'68 had no hazard lights (am I correct in saying this?)</p><p>'68 had no reversing lights (am I correct in saying this?)</p><p></p><p>And not sure if my 68 had a firewall originally. It was fitted with a later firewall, butchered at the bottom to make it fit. I recently threw it out and put in a proper early firewall, which is different to the later ones cos it has a flat bottom edge rather than curved.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="boatbuilder, post: 40084, member: 1055"] '68 indicator wiring is different, it only has one wire going to each indicator, while later vehicles have two wires to each indicator. '68 had no hazard lights (am I correct in saying this?) '68 had no reversing lights (am I correct in saying this?) And not sure if my 68 had a firewall originally. It was fitted with a later firewall, butchered at the bottom to make it fit. I recently threw it out and put in a proper early firewall, which is different to the later ones cos it has a flat bottom edge rather than curved. [/QUOTE]
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