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#685733 10/13/2010 3:54 PM
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Does anyone have a picture (or even description) of the heater knob for a 59 with the bottom of the line heater? The one with the single knob that controls the fan? Mine is missing and I would like to know what to look for.

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that one at bowtie is the usual aftermarket control and knob found on many trucks now, after the originals packed it in - the factory one matched the 5-9 knobs, like this, tough to find nowadays and not repro'd, but the plain black knobs available could be adapted

Bill


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Thanks! Now all I have to do is find one! LOL! I'm using an old chicken head knob off something now...gets a lot of laughs at least.

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I've picked up more than one on evilbay Layne. A NOS or two and used with the switch included.


Bruce
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