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Posted by Vintage Lasts on December 11, 2005 at 17:14:38 from (4.248.251.147):
1940 M with mangled wiring system-Rewiring correctly Few questions: Where was the original location of the starter button on a 1940 M?...foot button at bottom of steering column? Next, according to wiring schematics, it does not show a starter solenoid/relay. Are the battery cables run straight through the starter button? If anybody has pics of the instrument/control panel around a 1940 year, I'd like to see them. Thanks
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