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Ford
XW/XY have column shifters have the switch at the end of the shifter rod
near the firewall and I presume that this continued on later models with 3 on
tree gears. The Canadian top loader have the switch in the box just like a Datto
but these were prone to failure and the easiest fix was to fit a manual switch
inside the car as per Mark's email. If memory serves me correctly the XC was the
first model to have separate white reversing lights, I had a couple of XA's, a
GT and a 351 GS Ute both with top loaders that only lit both indicators and
an XB/6 and I can't recall the XB having white reversing lights either. The
Bluebird P411 in 1966 had white lights to show you how long it took Oz cars to
catch on that it's a good idea to be able to see where you're going in reverse
at night.
regards
Terry
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