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    CarBizIndio is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Recommend best looking switches

     



    Painless has some nice contour rocker switches, and there's a company that sells some flat switches that look different. Do you guys have any other ideas?
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    you can look thru mcmasterer car they have some
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    I prefer toggle switches with a green "on" light above them, mounted on an aluminum panel, of course!~!

    Longacre and a number of circle track companies have some very nice panels with switches if you don't want to make your own, along with all the different wiring companies... As with many things, depends on how much you want to spend....
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