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#432215 07/13/2008 1:57 AM
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I recently bought a 59 Apache and it is missing 2 items on the dash. One was a rectangular opening just left of the glove box. I'm assuming its the ashtray. The other item is a missing knob just above the radio on the passengers side of the dash. Is there a book that anyone can recommend for reference on restoring Apaches?

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The hole next to the glovebox is for the heater controls.

Without going out in the pasture in the dark, I can't tell you about the missing knob. I'm guessing choke and throttle go there.

A factory service manual reprint is a must. You'll need a '58 manual and a '59 supplement.


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Thanks for that info. I looked around and found the 59 supplement but couldn't find anything on the 58 service manual. Do you have any links.

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Look in the links section of this web site. Reprodution parts dealers sell them.


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American Classic has the 58 manual and the 59 supplement

the knob is the hand throttle - see layout here

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Mine is a little different. Three on top left to right are throttle, cig lighter, wipers. See picture
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Thanks for the help.


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