ally separate, which is kinda cool - gives you more
options. You come across these things in your PnP travels much?
:-)
-Dave M.
> --
> Date: Thu, 22 Dec 2005 19:19:10 -0800
> From: Aaron Lam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [MBZ] Limo console
Dave,
For illumination did you splice into the existing grey/blue wires in
the center console, or did you run wires under the dash to the main
illumination distribution block thingy?
-Aaron
1987 300D
1987 300TD
I also wanted to add a momentary contact
type switch for my Valentine-1. I specifically wanted it set
up so that when the key is turned off, and then the car is
re-started, the V-1 does NOT turn back on...In case you're wondering
why, it's because of the irritating 'startup dance' that the V-1
goe
I may work on making those functional in the
future, but for now they're just filling the empty spaces.
All are wired so the backlight illumination works
Congratulations on the excellent enhancement job. I really prefer
my mods to look like they're factory jobs too.
-- Jim
Hi all,
I wanted to add some extra electrical switches in my W124, and prefer a
factory appearance. Thanks to Aaron Lam, I learned there was a wood trim
piece used in the long wheelbase (limo) version W124 in Europe. This has
extra switch holes for (I assume) the 2 extra windows in the 6-door chas
