Originally Posted by smokey847 (Post 902055)

It's many years later since the beginning of this thread. Pulled the Crossfire out of winter storage this week and the dirty radio knobs are starting to bother me. Does anyone still have a pair of these they'd like to sell?

Originally Posted by Reliableron (Post 902065)

I tried Rustoleum paint and primer in one. Metallic silver spray can - looks very close but leaves a slippery surface. I am sure there is a flexible spray that may be better.
You can still buy the originals from Becker in the US $39.99 a pair: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Chrysler-Cr...19.m1438.l2649

I would be interested in metal replacement if someone made a nice one!

Originally Posted by blacklimitedcoupe (Post 137020)

I was very happy with the way my custom A/C trim rings turned out so I decided to spend another day in the machine shop. I made some door lock pins out of brushed aluminum as well as some radio knobs. I never liked the factory "rubbery" radio knobs because they get dirty and look bad. I've included some pictures of them and some installed on my car. As do the a/c trim rings, these really add too the look of the interior. I'm working on some other parts too. The door lock pins are threaded on the inside so they screw on in place of the factory plastic ones. The radio knobs have a rubber insert so they press firmly on the radio just like the factory ones do. I am making some extras of each in case others are interested in them. The door lock pins with shipping will be $18 and the radio knobs will be $24 with shipping.

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Originally Posted by Bpositive (Post 933711)

I could use your radio knobs. Here is my email: Timhmg@gmail.com.
please reach out. Thank you