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<x-charset iso-8859-1>The '67's have the dimmer switch end of the arm. I love that switch, I don't have to remember or flail around to find the high/low switch. It's always in the same place. I've groused at every vehicle I've owned since I got the Sqbk in '78, since I love that feature. The only better high/low switch is the floor mount. Gives your left foot something to do, when not shifting. Easier to dim/bright on corners with the foot switch than the turn signal mounted ones, tougher when shifting with a manual tranny though. One can flash high/low really, really fast with the '67 style switch, it definitely gets people's attention! Jeff '67 Sqbk Garage is almost cleaned out enough to get the Sqbk in there to start working on it!!! Soon, baby, soon . . . -----Original Message----- > << Does the '67 have the small switch button in the end of the arm? > The '68 and '69 don't, and look just like the later ones, > although the electrical function is different. >> > > nope, no button > The early switches had the dimmer button on the end of the arm, but in the later ones, the whole lever was the dimmer switch. The reason for change was that the wires going out to that switch had a tendency to break with all the T/S movement. It was a pain in the _ss. ------------------------------------------------------------------- List info at http://www.vwtype3.org/list or mailto:help@vwtype3.org </x-charset>