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Old 07-18-2007, 12:53 PM   #1
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Custom Overhead Console with Lights - $40

Custom overhead console, wood, could use refinishing. Scroll open door on front reveals rocker switches to control whatever. features dome lights and mood lights. Large panel in middle houses mood lights that give an appearance of depth and reflection into the distance. a few of the lights are out as seen in pics. this fits 67-72 cabs. some visor mods must be done (trim off about an inch from the visor bars.)

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Old 07-18-2007, 05:43 PM   #2
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Re: Custom Overhead Console with Lights - $40

How does it attach to the roof?
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Re: Custom Overhead Console with Lights - $40

unfortunately, four screws. It was set up so that the rear screws go in where the original dome light goes (so they are hidden when the dome light is replaced.) and the front screws go in close to the visor brackets. none of them penetrate the headliner.

I never bothered to figure out a better mounting method, but i'm sure there is one.
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