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Early Switch Knobs?
Are the knobs for early switches available, or can someone recommend an updated look? The ones I have are aged and cracked.
The switches themselves are fine - but the knobs are ugly. Any suggestions? TIA, Lawrence |
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If Pelican doesn't sell them, I know Tweeks and Performance products do. Do a search on the Pelican parts page first.
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Yes, I checked Pelican. They sell the entire switches, but not just the knobs. I'll check with the other usual suspects. thanks!
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I got them from Stoddard in the past.
They are "I hope you're sitting down" expensive, for a little piece of squishy rubber.
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Hi Chris!
![]() Are there less expensive options, that still look good? Obviously, this will never be a concour car, so I have the flexibility to be creative, within the bounds of good taste. -Lawrence |
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One thing you can do, is simply remove the black foam rubber covers...underneath are perfectly good hard plastic knobs.
From what I recall, the earliest 911's didn't even have the rubber covers. It may also be possible to fill in the cracks on your existing knob covers and then paint/dye them back to dark black. I never tried this myself though.
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