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Read history here (very interesting)>>http://www.secondchancegarage.com/public/history-of-turn-signal.cfm

Mostly they didn't work.LOL. Of the 3 Austins I had as a young man hand signals were required as the indicators were out of action.

Probably worked by a solenoid which pulled the indicator out. I remember my grandfather's Austin 10 which had them They were officially known as semaphore indicators or colloquially as 'flickers'.

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country bumpkin

LOL....I thought he.she was talking about the cars in the state of Austin. Oh well, can;t get them all correct.. Glad you caught it. :)

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