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overdrive switch/light 120-130 1967

Looking at the replies, this car might have had an overdrive added at some point. The switch is a generic toggle switch. The indicator light is probably not original. If the indicator light was in (or under) that dash, that would solve the problem. The flip over double density lens sounds pretty cool too. Sadly, there are not many B-52s (and fewer Alpines) around to scavenge parts. Having the switch on the shift lever would be handy for when I reach down there to shift into 5th, but having the wires running up the lever...

Thanks for the ideas.

Greg






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