Reply to "Switch next to trip odometer reset knob?"

GunarunMember

Yes it is spring loaded, momentary. So probably ON OFF ON. The fact that it is recessed is what made me think it was factory.

Actually the car did have a radio at one time. When I look up in the drivers wheel well there is a bracket still there and the antenna hole had been welded up prior to a repaint. So that may have been what the switch was for if it wasn’t factory.

Here’s a pic looking up inside the wheel well where the antenna would have been.

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