Since I've had my '75, I've felt like the area under around the steering column is quite "naked". Wires are exposed, etc.
Should there be a panel covering the space around the steering column? I do have the two plastic clam-shell pieces around the ignition switch and wheel.
Do anyone have any photos?
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Thanks
Missing interior panel under steering wheel?
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Missing interior panel under steering wheel?
Stuart
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Re: Missing interior panel under steering wheel?
No, unfortunately not. The only covers are the two half clamshells that you mention, the cover for the fuse box, and a rubber boot that surrounds the wires coming out of the back of the ignition switch.stuartrubin wrote:Should there be a panel covering the space around the steering column?
Makes it easier to jiggle wires when things don't work right, just as Fiat intended!
-Bryan
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Re: Missing interior panel under steering wheel?
Bryan, I guess the "jiggling wires" "feature" is nice to have... I've used it myself more than once.
I suppose I need to dress my wires a little nicer now. No hiding them behind a panel.
Thanks for the info!
I suppose I need to dress my wires a little nicer now. No hiding them behind a panel.
Thanks for the info!
Stuart
1975 FIAT 124 Spider
Il Mostro di Frankenstein
1975 FIAT 124 Spider
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Re: Missing interior panel under steering wheel?
Perhaps some creative person will come up with a black opaque "mesh screen" of sorts that is held in place at each corner with snaps, to hide the wires? Stuart, might that creative person be you?
-Bryan
-Bryan