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Originally Posted by mr48chev
You might just want to leave the stock switch if it works ok and get a push button starter switch that you hide within easy reach for you but out of sight. Just don't put it under the dash right in front of your left knee as every time I go to the tire store the guys seem to find my pushbutton there without even asking where it is. Unless my dog can actually talk and tell them where it is. But it would be a bit of a theft deterrent and it might be a bit of a safety thing if you have kids as one might be able to turn the key but he/she probably couldn't reach the push button at the same time or doesn't need to know that you have one.
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That's pretty much the setup that my truck has now. It has a button under the dash to the right of the switch that is only powered when the switch is on, so it won't turn the engine unless the ignition is on.
I bought a 59 switch off of EBay but still have to get a correct cylinder for it. The cylinder in my old switch has a stop that prevents it from being turned to the start position when it's in the 59 switch.