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Old 11-17-2020, 06:39 AM
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Hi guys ... planning the next project and instead of doing the rocker switches I usually use I want this one to be a little more 'retro'.

These are the only knob style dash switches I can seem not find ...

https://www.dashswitches.com

They are very 'archaic' ... can anyone suggest something that is possibly more modern ??? Will be using custom CNC/billet knobs on these

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Steve, I don’t know about push/pull switches but I use push buttons from
Billet Automotive Buttons.
Check them out, stainless laser etched lit cool buttons.

Billetautomotivebuttons.com
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I believe Dutchboys have some knobs that look good. Seen them in person and they're nice.

Agree with above for the push buttons. I have the same style switches but no labels. Will be updating mine soon.
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Thanks guys !!
Some food for thought ....

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Those are cool switches. If you need a custom rocker switch cover check out https://rockerswitchpros.com/
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Those are cool switches. If you need a custom rocker switch cover check out https://rockerswitchpros.com/
Ha ! thanks Jody, Ive been using those guys for the past 3 projects
Great guys, great product ... just wanted to do something different

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Those are cool switches. If you need a custom rocker switch cover check out https://rockerswitchpros.com/

I used those to modernize my AC control panel.

https://nastyz28.com/threads/custom-.../#post-3684902

You can design your own custom switch covers. Really cool stuff.
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