[manishalive]

Originally Posted by karlosdeville

The indicators were used on most Italian cars of the era, Ferraris and Maseratis and Alfas included.

If you are looking for a stop gap temporary and cheaper arrangement, the side indicators from the Uno are fairly similar in design and size.

Karl,

Were these side repeaters available in white color also or was an aftermarket option??

Also me thinking on possibilty of some DIY lookalike lights for the same.

[karlosdeville]

Originally Posted by manishalive

Were these side repeaters available in white color also or was an aftermarket option?

I have seen a few in white, though I am unsure if these have just faded or were originally white.

[CrackedHead]

Originally Posted by karlosdeville

I have seen a few in white, though I am unsure if these have just faded or were originally white.

IMHO - Some 1973 (and earlier) cars did have white side repeaters. Even the front indicators had a white/clear lenses.

[karlosdeville]

Originally Posted by CrackedHead

IMHO - Some 1973 (and earlier) cars did have white side repeaters. Even the front indicators had a white/clear lenses.

Front indicator lenses of all models from 54 to the 80s were white. Side indicator lenses were never white in 73, or any year after 57. 57 too I am not sure.

[President]

Originally Posted by CrackedHead

IMHO - Some 1973 (and earlier) cars did have white side repeaters. Even the front indicators had a white/clear lenses.

Yes, that White OE parking lenses were prevailent in those times in Delights, Presidents and earlier Padminis, but I cannot recollect seeing white signal indicator side lights ever. There, definately may have been white after markets though.

[manishalive]

Originally Posted by President

Yes, that White OE parking lenses were prevailent in those times in Delights, Presidents and earlier Padminis, but I cannot recollect seeing white signal indicator side lights ever. There, definately may have been white after markets though.

One shop owner was telling me of elegent side repeater lights in white color, just lying some where, now I will search in his shop and try to get them.

[CrackedHead]

@manishalive

Do pick them up if you can. And please see if you can find another "President" monogram. Thanks.

[manishalive]

Originally Posted by CrackedHead

@manishalive

Do pick them up if you can. And please see if you can find another "President" monogram. Thanks.

yes sure, at present I am picking up what ever I can lay my hands on. .

[CrackedHead]

What are you planning to do with all the parts - Assembling a Fiat from scratch ?

[manishalive]

Originally Posted by CrackedHead

What are you planning to do with all the parts - Assembling a Fiat from scratch ?

Well have already bought a 1960, keeping an eye on 1956 one, another 1962 will some or other day come to me (but again a lot deoends on home minister's approval).

[dhrishikesh]

@ manishalive,
Are you assembling Premier President from scratch or any other fiat ??
Please post some pics of all the parts that you have got.

[dhrishikesh]

Hi all,
Here is the horn button that I have came across with my friend. Don't know which car's horn button is this, posting the pics ; hope you reply.
Don't know which is the upper side of this button, therefore got the both pics - Ulta-Sulta.

@ Mods,
If this post doesn't belongs to this thread, move it to the proper thread.

[karlosdeville]

Originally Posted by dhrishikesh

Hi all,
Here is the horn button that I have came across with my friend. Don't know which car's horn button is this, posting the pics ; hope you reply.
Don't know which is the upper side of this button, therefore got the both pics - Ulta-Sulta.

That button is from a Standard Pennant. The car visible in the picture is a Standard Herald, which uses the same steering wheel and therefore same size horn button, with different pattern.

If it is of no use to you, it is of plenty use to my Pennant!

[Stanher]

Originally Posted by karlosdeville

That button is from a Standard Pennant. The car visible in the picture is a Standard Herald, which uses the same steering wheel and therefore same size horn button, with different pattern.

If it is of no use to you, it is of plenty use to my Pennant!

Hey hold it, what did you do to the Brand new grey horn-button (albeit a Herald one) I gave you a few years ago?? If you dont need that one, I'll have it back, thanks!

[Stanher]

Originally Posted by dhrishikesh

Hi all,
Here is the horn button that I have came across with my friend. Don't know which car's horn button is this

As karl has replied here:

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/1389915-post480.html

This is a horn button for the Standard Pennant (aka 10 in India), hence the flag/banner (meaning of Pennant) although an aftermarket one, hence the outer plastic rim is broken.
I presume this is fitted in the same '62 Herald you've posted about:

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/1389854-post888.html

I'm willing to swap this for a correct herald horn-button if the owner is okay with it.