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  1. marklintott

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    #1 marklintott, Apr 19, 2009
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    I've searched part sites and the search here but come up with nothing definite. Can anyone tell me which car this headlight/wiper/indicator stalk came from?

    I think it might be a Testarossa but I'm not certain. I'm fairly sure it won't fit my car - 1988 328 USA model - which is a shame as mine is in need of a rebuild and has been bodged up by the previous owner.

    No prizes but I'd be very grateful - plus I'll likely be putting it up for sale if anyone is interested.

    Cheers

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  2. cmt6891

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    #2 cmt6891, Apr 19, 2009
    Looks like it belongs to a 348
     
  3. dm_n_stuff

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    #3 dm_n_stuff, Apr 19, 2009
    COLUMN SWITCH, 348GTB/S VITALONI # 12449 OTHER # 148642 & 154563 -that's the part number. Don't know if they put it on there.

    Dennis McCann has one for about a grand.

    DM
     
  4. Miltonian

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    #4 Miltonian, Apr 19, 2009
    It's NOT a 348 switch.
     
  5. Ricambi America

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    #5 Ricambi America, Apr 19, 2009
    I'm guessing Mondial t.
     
  6. Verell

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    #6 Verell, Apr 20, 2009
    1) It's not a 328 switch & won't work in a 328 even tho the knobs are 328/Mondial style.
    2) I suspect Daniel's right about it being a MondialT switch.

    I can restore your 328 switch, click on my name & send me eMAIL.
     
  7. beng

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    #7 beng, Apr 20, 2009
    Verell just rebuilt my Vitaloni switch - better than new! You will not regret it.
     
  8. Verell

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    #8 Verell, Apr 20, 2009
    Just noticed an '87' molded into it. If that's the mfg year, then think Testarossa.
     
  9. marklintott

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    #9 marklintott, Apr 20, 2009
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    I don't think its a Mondial t switch - at least the parts diagram knobs look quite different. The Testarossa was the closest I could find but this is going by parts diagram drawings which is probably not very accurate. I'll post it on the TR forum and see if anyone there can say for sure.

    I'm going to put it up on Ferrariads if anyone is interested as its clearly no use to me.

    Verell, I've emailed you in the past about getting my existing switch rebuilt. I would like to have you do this as I'm certain the results would be perfect its just I have always wanted to avoid having the car off the road for a couple of weeks (at least intentionally.......) Looks like I'll have to go with this though - I'll pm you.

    Many thanks for the replies everyone. Keep you posted.

    Cheers

    Mark
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    87 and 90 Testarossa....
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