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Feb 7, 2009 | 12:00 AM

dragonZ28

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New Nitrous switchplates for you guys

Okay, a lot of people want cutout switches in their switch panels, and I can now offer that. I can also offer every switch in a rocker switch so that everything looks uniform and there is no purge switch that looks out of place.

What's new here:

3 position rocker switches - On / Off / On
-seen on the opener and cutout

momentary rocker switch instead of a push button momentary
-seen on the purge

The end result is a panel that looks more professional, and keeps the switches at an extremely low profile. By the way, the ashtray lid still closes without interference.

M6 guys, I am going to finish up the plate for your ashtrays within the next couple of weeks. Keep your spirits up

. The downside is that labeling will not be able to be backlit properly due to clearance issues, but I can color labels as seen in these photos.

Here we go:

A4 and M6 cubby hole plate (for use with cars without traction control):

A4 ashtray plate

These will be coming for 1999-present Mustangs, and 04-06 GTOs as well, so tell your friends to stay on the lookout.

Estimated pricing: $44.00 for any plate with 2 switches. Each additional switch will cost $4.00. This includes labeling and coloring.

These are available now!!!

A4 ashtray plate:
http://www.emblempros.com/inc/sdetail/931

Cubby hole plate:
http://www.emblempros.com/inc/sdetail/961

Thanks.

Feb 7, 2009 | 12:13 AM

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not bad at all

Feb 7, 2009 | 04:39 PM

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Nice panels. however, the labeling does not look correct. I would move the labels to above and below and change to white as all in car labeling is white. Looks a little cluttered the way it is. don't get me wrong, I love your panels, nice no doubt.
Robert

Feb 7, 2009 | 05:08 PM

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The beauty is that they are customizable to say whatever you want, and be in any color you want. If you want the text in a specific location, we can do that as well.

Feb 7, 2009 | 07:15 PM

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custom switch panels

Do you have anything for the C5 ashtray?

Feb 7, 2009 | 07:58 PM

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Do you have anything for the C5 ashtray?

Not yet, but hopefully that'll change soon

Feb 7, 2009 | 09:08 PM

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The beauty is that they are customizable to say whatever you want, and be in any color you want. If you want the text in a specific location, we can do that as well.

Yea I figured you prob would/could do them in any combo. The thing that i always do when labeling them is try to keep the amount of letters about the same, that way it will look much more even. Sometimes we have to get creative to do so, lol. Instead of periods L.Lock i would do L/Lock. something many don't realize is that if we abbriviate and use capital letters, then no period is required. I learned that from the post master for my state Wa. or WA. but it should be WA 98373 Not trying to be difficult, just pointing out things I have learned from many years doing this type of stuff. You should see how crappy my 1st sw panel for my old '97 looked like in the labeling dept, lol. I also label many hundreds of valves and sws at work on every boat we build.
Robert