What is this out of?

Do any of you know what this turn signal switch came out of? It was in my 36 Chevy P/U when I bought it. The top ****ons are the left/right switches and the center one is the canx ****on.

 

Old aftermarket, I think. I know a guy that had one in his 53 GMC/Chevy PU.

 

It's a turn signal switch, middle ****on is to cancel after turn.

 

Sorry Hank, that wasn't my question.

 

Its out of a cataloge. NAPA sold them, a**** others. Many vehicles were sold without turn signals. After a date, I think in 1950, all trucks were required to have them retrofited.

 

Sorry, i been shoveling snow all day and can't see

 

It's an aircraft part







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The tilt and bank shows you when you are tipping over???? Too late

 

Firepig can I get a pic of how your brake pedal is set up? Thanks

 

Should still be available. Makes for clean under dash mounting if you don't want a switch on column.

 

After market turn signal....I installed some of them on old farm trucks back in the 60's to make them legal. could have been from NAPA...do not remember for sure. Bought parts from several stores when running my repair shop then.

"Wasn't anybody there except me and Little *****".....That's My Pa

 

Thx for the info on the turn signal. And for those of you who didn't read my post and told me all about the aircraft part I put in....thanks anyway!

 

Yes, I'll take some pics and PM you.

 

What is this thing you call snow?

 

Looks like there's words on the turn signal box, what do they say? usually there will be a company name somewhere on it, and you can search for that

 

Hmmm, looks like I need to read too! I'll give that a shot

 

It's an ag equipment part. That's how I'm familiar with them anyhow.

 

It's outta JC Whitney...

 

Some Mack trucks used them or similar, no doubt available as aftermarket also. Your unit was intended to be mounted with the cancel ****on up and turn ****ons towards the steering wheel.