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Need to make a connection with a 123 expert
Im rebuilding a 123 for a friend of mine and aside from some decisions I made in beefing it up with wideframe front axle parts, I need to know what was original. What was dealer optional, and what was P.O. modified. It needs a ton of work, and some things I will fix proper , some things I will just make operational. If you can help me with pics of the dash tower I will offer a solid thank you.
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willy...pretty original
Some options
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Can you give me a pic from about where your butt would be in the seat? Im looking for a view of the tower from fan tunnel to hood. Wanna see difference from my tower with electricals to what was intended. I am also replacing that steering wheel. This one is in horrible plastic shape. Im putting on one from my 104. gives lots more hydro control clearance. Personally, I feel is safer to operate and I have the option.
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Ok. The light switch is under left side of tower. That is one P. O mod I found. This one had a switch mounted roughly over steering shaft. Darn it.. Now I have a hole to fill... or leave... Ugh...
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The directional pointer for the hydro control lever.. how is it attached to the shaft? Set screw or press fit ? I saw no hole for a screw... could be cobweb covered.
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It is a press fit
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sheesh! so far, I noticed that you replaced muffler heat shield with a IH yellow one, and you added headlights. Nice work!
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Willy,
These are two different 123's
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too many in your sig line. You have a hell of a collection!
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I have another one also,gotta change that sig line...
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