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lancSHO

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I've seen it on older GEN III's. That black screen in the center bottom of the speedometer. I suppose it is for the gear selection, but the one on my 99 doesn't work....or maybe since the 99 instrument clusters differed from the 96-98s, maybe it was disabled?

Anyone? :shrug:
 

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From what I have seen on the Ford Cds the wiring is all there. You just need the bulb holders and bulbs.
 

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Be nice if you can make 98 passenger seats have lumbar support too. :hail: 96 SHO.

BTW has anyone every looked at chrome rims of a 97-99 and then looked at a 96 rim, much better chrome quality.
 

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I always thought it would be cool to have the letters S H O cut into that place where the old gear selector was so that it lights up when the instrument lights are on.
I have had my instrument cluster apart when I painted the gauge bezel (mask as Ford calls it) charcoal gray to match my interior, anyway, it appeared to be just black plastic with no indicators.
 

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SHOZ123 said:
From what I have seen on the Ford Cds the wiring is all there. You just need the bulb holders and bulbs.
Interesting, would still probably be a PITA to do though...
 

lancSHO

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Probably. I never noticed differences with the chrome wheels, but I thought the 99's looked soo great with the wheels they have......until I saw them on a wagon! :mad:
 

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