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Old 03-04-16, 23:38
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...and still no picture..
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Old 04-04-16, 02:53
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TL 13992 is fairly high as TL numbers go, which make me think it is a part number issued to a product improvement item. (production modification)
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Old 04-04-16, 09:51
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Lynn.
That's right, I found TL13997 while looking yesterday, it was a variation of a dust cover / seal. My copy of 63/71 has revisions & corrections up to 1950!
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Old 04-04-16, 10:51
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Here are the pictures, sorry for the delay.

As you can see it's a carrier instrument panel plate. I was curious as to why there'd be no toggle switches and why the two pin Jack moves from the other face to replace the switches. I thought if it was mentioned then the parts book might offer some clues.
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Old 04-04-16, 10:52
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Another showing a close up of the makers stamp and part number.
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Old 04-04-16, 10:59
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That is the same as my AOP MkIIIw dash. The main panel doesn't have the drop down bit with the temp guage as it was shifted around to the corner to face the driver.
Ben, you had a line drawing of it a few years back.
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Old 04-04-16, 11:05
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I'm familiar with the Later type with no drop down for the gauge. All the ones I've seen didn't have this layout.

Are we saying its 100% AOP mk3w then?

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