Thanks for the reply. No, those were only used as decorative block-off, blank-out...whatever term you choose...items. When the radio was installed, they became functional, though. The left knob was on/off and volume. The right one was a tuning knob and a deluxe version of the radio had an larger (flat with little flipper pieces diametrically placed) knob which sat behind the on/off and tuning knobs and the left one controlled tone and the right one did something else...can't remember what it did on the pickup.
The difference is that I can't chrome plate anything so if your dash had chrome plated accent pieces or such (polished stainless or polished aluminum), the chrome ones might look better. I can make fiberglass knockoffs, but they would have to be painted.
Looking at the dash or the dash repair piece I can see the AD type would probably look fine...no matter whether it was painted silver or to match the dash. And the shape of the radio is going to mimic the original radio shape somewhat, so I'm thinking it ought to look okay. As I said before I can see this going 3 ways and I'm trying to see what most folks want.
~ Jon 1952 1/2 ton with 1959 235 | T5 with 3.07 rear end
