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Jim,
Unless the Console version has a "dummy light" to tell you when to shift, I 
would think that your view would be greatly diverted from the road trying to 
see that little needle and numbers! LOL If you decide to put it on the column, 
i would put it to the right as you are more accustomed to looking in that 
direction (radio, ac, blower, console, hot passenger, etc.)

Just my $.02

Jerry




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Sent: Sat, January 23, 2010 4:34:41 PM
Subject: [FGF] Hood Tach Alternative

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All the discussion about hood tach placement's been very interesting. I have a 
'68 convertible 4-speed with a console and no tach. The console has the clock 
option. Although the placement's not ideal, I'm thinking of mounting a small 
tach where the console clock goes and angle it toward the driver. I found a 
small Stewart Warner tach that fits right into the clock shell. I know you're 
eye is diverted from the road a little to see the tach, but, personally, I've 
never been a fan of hood tachs because I think they spoil the balanced lines of 
the hood, but that's just me. Anyone have thoughts on the console tach? Another 
option is to mount one to the right or left of the steering column, which has 
better line of sight. Comments?

Jim
'68 convertible


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