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Subject: [Tigers] Flasher location.
From: Colin Pratt via Tigers <tigers@autox.team.net>
Date: Sat, 3 Sep 2016 17:26:31 -0400
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My flasher was on the bracket just above the steering column.  The gauge 
voltage regulator was on the center support bracket. 

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> From: daniel doornbos <dan_doornbos@hotmail.com>
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> Subject: Re: [Tigers] More Frame questions - with PDF for your viewing
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> Thanks again to all with the replies.  I'm out of town this weekend but will 
> look at it early next week.  A quick inspection last night it does look like 
> the frame is OK beyond the kink in the rail.  No ripple's or other indication 
> further back to the body.  In the PDF link slide 5 showed the best picture I 
> have.  Their is a straight seam and reweld of the inner fender forward 
> starting at the front cross member bolt (where my channel iron stand is 
> bolted to).  The part that is welded to the frame is really poor work.
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> I'll measure the original cross member, I have a Mike H Mustang II cross 
> member to go into the car so I can compare those pieces.  Note the hole sizes 
> in the original cross member by my estimation would easily allow for 1/4" of 
> alignment just by bolt size to hole size.
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> I'll wait till I give it to the frame guy to determine if straighten or 
> replace is the right call.
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> dan
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> From: daniel doornbos <dan_doornbos@hotmail.com>
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> All I took a min tonight.  Sure enough it was called correctly the cross 
> member is bent/compressed at the frame mounting point on the drivers side.
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> I measured the cross member to frame bolt holes of the frame, stock cross 
> member and the Mike H cross member.  All three have the same dimension (taken 
> with a tape measure so might be 1/8-1/4 off with centers).  Front and rear 
> across were 22 1/2 and 24.
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> Here's a link to a few more photos
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> thanks
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> dan
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> Date: Sat, 3 Sep 2016 12:03:49 -0400
> From: CoolVT@aol.com
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> Subject: [Tigers] FLasher UNit location
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> Help. Trying to replace the directional flasher unit. Changed it  about 20 
> yrs. and remember it being on  a brace that goes from the   firewall to the 
> dash.  Can't seem to find it on the left or right side. Is  there a brace in 
> the middle that my underdash radio is hiding?
> These old bones don't do so well in crawling under the dash any  more. If 
> anyone can give me a very exact location I would appreciate  it.
> Mark L
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