[Tigers] Flasher location.

[Colin Pratt]

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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> 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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> 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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> 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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