This is somewhat related to the other thread, but I didn't want to hijack the thread.
Did all 1966 Mustangs come standard with the emergency flasher switch in the glove box, or did that start at some point in the middle of the model year?
I have a 1966, San Jose built, 6 cylinder coupe with a planned build date in January 1966. My dad bought it used in 1969. Best we can tell, it never had a switch installed in the glove box. It did have what appeared to be a previous owner installed switch box installed under the dash, in the middle (more or less directly down from the radio).
Were emergency flashers standard equipment in 1966 or were they an option that almost everyone always chose? Our car originally came with absolutely no options selected (except for the required California smog pump).
Did all 1966 Mustangs come standard with the emergency flasher switch in the glove box, or did that start at some point in the middle of the model year?
I have a 1966, San Jose built, 6 cylinder coupe with a planned build date in January 1966. My dad bought it used in 1969. Best we can tell, it never had a switch installed in the glove box. It did have what appeared to be a previous owner installed switch box installed under the dash, in the middle (more or less directly down from the radio).
Were emergency flashers standard equipment in 1966 or were they an option that almost everyone always chose? Our car originally came with absolutely no options selected (except for the required California smog pump).
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