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On the clock, it's red cellophane. On the radio, it's the red edge of the dial glass. All others it's due to red bulbs.

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19 hours ago, brad said:

On the clock, it's red cellophane. On the radio, it's the red edge of the dial glass. All others it's due to red bulbs.

You're exactly 1/2 correct!....Can anyone else help Brad out here?

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48 minutes ago, r1lark said:

Well shoot, I thought 1963r2 had the best (and correct) answer! :)

Your answer was good,....however, the intent of this question is........ 'how was that exact red color arrived at'?

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OK folks, I'm going to give this one up!....

The distinctive red instrument lighting was achieved in two ways....

1) red light bulbs. (as Brad said).......&....... 2) the light tan paint Studebaker used on the inside of the Avanti instrument housings.

That's how the Avanti's 'distinctive red glow lighting' was achieved!

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