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This may give you some ideas... http://www.englishcustompolishing.com/usca/stainless.html

There are at least two different swtches. One has a large can shape after the pipe nipple and the other just has a small black top with electrical spade on it. If you go to the online Corvette vendor catalogs they have pictures. But it sounds like you have the wrong one. If you, your gauge...

Welcome to CAC :w Tack själv :D

Thanks :D Hope you voted for the hot Red 64 too :beer

Gracias mucho :w

Thanks Mate :w

That's for sure, they didn't pick the sharp looking Red 64 Vet (#9 now) either :eyerole and before I started asking for votes here the picture of my 54 was already rated #5. Maybe the editors worked for Consumer Reports :rotfl before MSNBC :w

A great lose to us all :( He's in my prayers too!

There's always one in the crowd ;shrug Ok...whatever :)

Thanks Tammy :beer

WE DID IT!!!!! The picture of my 54 is NUMBER ONE :blue: THANKS TO A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS :m :upthumbs http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17351134/

Yea, I've heard that before :rotfl But, THANKS to you guys and other froums my picture is now #2 and closing on the Goat:beer Only need another 56 to be #1

THANKS GUYS :upthumbs Only need 10 more votes to beat out the VW :beer

Hi Guys, I was on MSNBC.com last week and they had a post on their website requesting people to send in a picture of their vintage car. So as fluke I sent a picture of my 54. Turns out they used it in their Vintage Car layout :D The problem is currently the viewers have voted an Orange VW Bug...

Yup, they are sweet...you got good taste! But I might be just a little prejudist :L

Find someone with small hands and long fingers too :L

From what I heard its a little late to try and get a reasonable room nearby. Maybe you should think about get a tent :L

You need to remove the key cylinder. Should be a small hole next to where you insert the key. Stick a paper clip into the hole and with the key in the cylinder turn the key counter-clock wise. The cylinder will come out. Then you can finish unscrewing the bezel nut and remove the switch.

a '72 LT1 s/n S514488?

I like this of Nolan Adams with my car...