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Anyone have a picture of a 59 Tr3 dash gauge that they could post? a friend of mine is reassembling his and could use a visual. Any help most appreciated. CK. ps. Was the gas gauge always located at the upper right of the dash?....also when was the orange turn sig light switched from orange to green?
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TR2/3/3A Picture of TR3 Dash Gauge Layout
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The layout was slightly different, depending on whether the car had the adjustable dimmer (rheostat) for the dash lamps. This would be correct (except for the aftermarket temp gauge of course) for LHD cars with the dash light switch (the panel is from TS39781LO, which was made in 58 but registered as a 59)
If the rheostat is present, it goes in the hole where I have my wiper switch (which becomes larger to suit the rheostat) and the wiper switch moves to the top.
The turn indicator changed from amber to green around TS60k.
If the rheostat is present, it goes in the hole where I have my wiper switch (which becomes larger to suit the rheostat) and the wiper switch moves to the top.
The turn indicator changed from amber to green around TS60k.