32 Ford Ignition Bullseye Toggle Switch

[32Bee]

Does anyone have the contact info for the guy that has been reproducing the
early style bullseye ignition toggle switch. I think he lives in Texas but I can't
remember his name.

Thanks,

Peter

[DavidG]

Peter,


I've lost his contact info, but Michael Driskell sells those as well (from the same source, which I believe is California based).


David

[mike in tucson]

The guy is Chad Zaemisch [email protected]
He makes the nice switch levers AND the real on/off switch plates with the raised
letters instead of the cheap silkscreened ones. I bought several of each, first class.
He is in Georgia as I remember?

[mike in tucson]

Pic of his switch and bezel

[32Bee]

Thanks Men. That's exactly what I'm looking for.

Peter

[35fordtn]

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Originally Posted by DavidG

Peter,


I've lost his contact info, but Michael Driskell sells those as well (from the same source, which I believe is California based).


David

Peter they come out of CA, but not from a guy named chad. The on/off plates and toggle levers are flawless in comparision to NOS.

[DavidG]

Michael,

Actually, Chad Zaemisch did make the levers and the on-off plate as I have a pair from him and they are outstanding, but that was some time ago and I do not know if he still offers them. As I understand it, your California source makes the entire steering column support bracket and ignition switch assembly and sells the individual parts as well, which reminds me that I need a couple of those tiny shallow U-shaped springs that fit on the lever.

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by mike in tucson

Pic of his switch and bezel

[uncle buck]

Originally Posted by DavidG

Michael,

which reminds me that I need a couple of those tiny shallow U-shaped springs that fit on the lever.

David , Do you have a picture of these springs?

[deuce lover]

Here is a link to one that Third Gen sells
https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-1932-Fo...UAAOSwnodcq6vQ

[DavidG]

uncle buck,


Please use the link that deuce lover has so thoughtfully provided for a photo of the spring.

[mike in tucson]

DavidG
If you find a source for that spring, I will buy 3 or 4. I looked in my column drop rebuild parts and cannot find any springs...I must have used all that I had.

Thanks
Mike

[DavidG]

Mike,

They are easy to misplace or half the time they are broken.

As suggested above, Michael Driskell (Third Gen Automotive/35fordtn on this site) has them.

[35fordtn]

Mike, we stock those springs seperately

[mike in tucson]

Thanks, Michael
I didnt see them on your store site.
DavidG... yes, they tend to jump out of my parts
box and disappear even though I put them in plastic
bags. Since Michael sells a nice kit, I am not collecting
many column drop parts except for repair parts.


Thanks again
Mike

[mike in tucson]

Michael, I didnt see the springs on your web site. Can you help me with how
to order qty 4 of the springs for the bullseye on/off switch? Thanks

[petehoovie]

Originally Posted by uncle buck

David , Do you have a picture of these springs?

[35fordtn]

Mike, I would be 100 years old before I could list every little piece we have online. Just give the shop a call and ask to speak to me 844-327-5988

[uncle buck]

I was not even aware that was in there.

[DavidG]

There's a little flat recess for it in the bore which you can make out in petehoovie's enlargement. Its apparent purpose is to prevent the lever's bore from binding on the cadmium plated plunger collar as the latter moves up and down in the lever when the column lock is operated.