<VV> Re: LM Blank plate in dash

[Jim Houston]

Reminds me of a joke from way back:  Seems this guy gets up, has to dig 
his way through 3 feet of snow out to his car, clean a path to the 
street, etc.  Then he gets in the car (after thawing out the frozen 
locks) turns on the ignition and a light on the dash say "COLD"... he 
used the shovel on the instrument panel...  :-D

Jim Houston
Lithia, FL
'65 Monza daily driver
'66 Corsa 'vert - group red

Frank DuVal wrote:
> As a once owner of several early 60's Chevys, I think the cold light 
> was used through '66 on full size Chevys. The next full size Chevy I 
> owned is the current '94 Estate Wagon, with no cold light. So now I'm 
> smart enough to know it is cold without a light? ggg
>
> The '61 had a temp gage, and the '62 had the hot and cold light in the 
> same gage pod as the '61 gage.
>
>
> Frank DuVal
>
>>
>> Wife's Scion (she picked it) is that way - speedo, tach, and gas 
>> gauge is all thoulgh like a '62 Chevvy it has a "cold" indicator as 
>> well as hot, oil, and alternator lights. Guess that is all it needs.
>>
>> Padgett
>>
>>
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