New Poll, dash configuration

[NicksTrix]

i was wondering what the majority of bronco owners have:
Is your IGNITION switch in the upper or lower row of functions?

Upper


Lower


thanks
Nick

 

[TOFIC]

Mine is in the lower quadrant.

 

[yellowbilly]

Always mount the stuff you use the most the closest to you. Make sure you can reach all your switches when you are cinchec up in those fancy new harnesses.

 

[mtn_bronco]

Mine is lower. My current bronco is not bad, but alot of the dashes I have seen have the paint worn off from key chains. It would only get worse with it higher.

 

[Jeepster]

76, lower

 

[Bronco Ben]

lower...........dont know if I will relocate it or not, right now I'm liking stock location!
Bronco Ben

 

[TJK74]

I like the stock location. it seems to be the easiest to reach.

 

[broncoman1972]

Mine is upper center. The dash is very torn up as a result. It will be moved when I redo the dash.

 

[supermottl]

Lower as the rest of the key would scratch the snot out of my buttery new dash...

upper as it would be harder for a would-be thief to hotwire - that's where the razor blades come into play;D ;D ;D

 

[roksmurf]

Lower, keeps hanging key chain from scratching up dash

 

[CodeeB]

I'm going to locate mine lower.

 

[bills_69eb]

ingnition

Mines a lower.

 

[brewdude]

Upper but I want to move it to a lower position it is scratching the crud out of my paint.

 

[Bronco Sport]

My '68 is in the upper, but I'm going to move it down for the same reason...... so my new Bronco key chain won't scratch the dash when I get it painted.

 

[HotWheels]

lower

 

[NicksTrix]

how come there are this many views and so few votes? com' on people, help a brother out.
this is for a new product survey. i have something in the pipeline for you all and i'm just curious what the potential is of it.
thanks nick

 

[ford67bronco]

Lower.

 

[Dennis]

Mine is in the upper. As far as I know it's the stock location

 

[DirtDonk]

You can always use one of those stick-on Ford emblems that are for doors to keep the keys from scratching the paint. But I'd prefer a nice pod/panel of some new "Trick" (Nick?) design out of aluminum or molded plastic. Or better yet, an ignition switch pod that fits on the steering column and uses the newer ('78 and later) style double sided key and comes with a matching set of door locks.
That's not too much to ask, is it? LOL

Paul