I have a picture of the dash in my '70, I know it was also used in the '71,
The '72 may have some changes, but this might make an OK reference for you:
http://lundgren.thornton.co.us/Conclave-2000/P9160601.JPG
>From bottom left to right, the red bit of plastic you can see on the top left
>part of the dash is the brake warning light/switch, below that is the
>headlight, to the right of that is the twist knob that adjusts the airflow
>through the heater core, then the column is there, to the right of that is the
>knob that adjusts the flow of the air from the defrosters to the heater, to
>the right of that is the on/off switch for the heater, above that is the
>choke. The '71 has a dimmer between the choke and blower switch if I am not
>mistaken.
For the gauges, they are as follows:
Fuel (broken in my picture and car) left indicator, tach, alternator waring
light, oil gauge, bright light indicator, speedometer, right indicator, and
temp.
On Wed, 25 Apr 2001 CraigFaubel@aol.com wrote:
> As part of changeover to Ford V8, I eliminated all the MG dashboard gauges
> and switches and bought all VDO gauges. I never did see my dashboard in
> working order (I bought the car as a basket case) and I dont know what used
> to go in all the holes. Some are apparently indicator lights and some are
> rocking switches, but for what? The original dash was for 71 roadster. Can
> anyone help with either name of a reference source where I can find labelled
> diagram or maybe a scanned photo with labels?? I have a 72-75 dash now with
> blanked out left, a new 3-gauge cluster fitted into the center part, and
> glovebox (without the box liner) on the right. I still have the indicator
> light holes. The pad is now only the right half plus perimeter surrounding
> the remainder, leaving painted metal elsewhere (like MGA).
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