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Got some more pics for you guys!!!
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cooool cooool ....now hurry up and get back to work lol
show us that machine and give us a model number before we aqll order those knobs.... |
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Nice work
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Many thanks guys!
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My best guess.....It's a tail gate handle...
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Nope! but if my truck had a gate handle, you can bet that it would be billet!
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And some more pics!
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If you were running air bags, then control switches would be my guess. No matter what though, they will match your heater controls, and look cool as hell !!!
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Its tough being a detail nut,we may be cut from the same cloth !
Nice build ! Subscribed.
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Yeah, It seems that I am always striving to have something just a bit different than everyone else!...And hey, very nice work on your grill, it turned out really sweet!
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Now, I didn't even think about the controls for them! Nice one Murph!...Nah, I'm just making up some SPARES, as they could probably work pretty good as trading material.
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I hear ya on that. I like being different. Not too different, not the same. Guess different with a twist would say it best,,,, with a serious amount of bling added. However ya say it, You got it dude!!! |
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yeah, I like stuff that makes you look twice. Especially when you see something so original that it makes you glad you took the second look.
If that doesnt sound too weird.
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Thanks AGAIN! Bomp & Murph!
Here are a few pics after polishing, added to the collection. Time to start working on something else!!
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nice fabbin' man. sounds like you've got a cottage industry opportunity happening.
i'll place an order for a set, just to say i got one....... just put them on the list, way after you get your truck done please. |
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Really, I am overwhelmed with the response to these items!
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Seriously, I think that everyone should PM me with what they would realistically spend if these items became available....Then I could better decide if they are worth producing, or not.
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Ash tray knob $6.19 list, $4.95 sale. You figure 20% to 50% mark up for them being custom and aluminum would probably be in the more than fair bracket. Not sure how much time you have invested, or how much materiels cost, but probably in that ball park pretty easily. I know you said to PM you, but I thought the rationale was worth sharing. Me personally, and because it is to support a friend, I would pay upwards of $20-$30 for a set (plus shipping). I would sure like to hear what your average offer turns out to be though !! I like general concensus questions.
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thats about around the same price i was thinking, i seen aluminum dash knobs on $ebay for $10 each, and these are just made for are year trucks! i like the idea about the other knobs i seen these for the dash http://www.boeseengineering.com/deta...oduct_id=9700P and i'm thinking of buying them as well!!
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I'm with everyone else except a couple of other points. The other posters had some good points.. Don't discount the fact that unless you do mass produce them that they are one off custom pieces. that alone would put a set for the interior say 4 to 8 matching knobs in billet ??? I would pay 100 bucks maybe more. Especially if I could help with some small design feture that no one else has .. If you do just a basic one size fits all...Think about mass production + figure out parts cost + plus labor time and x by 2. Thats how we used to quote stuff when I did millwright estimites. Thinking that way would be like what 50 to 60 for a set...My Mentor used to say...Never forget to pay yourself...other wise you might as well just go to work at your job right...Peace
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with everything above
Especially the package deal on all knobs! I hate stuff that does not match when doing builds like these. Am seriously happy to see you getting some feed back on this, glad you asked!
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i too like the idea of matching up all the knobs, but what a hugh amount of work to make. billet stuff is cool but once you start the look, you want to keep adding pieces. most of the dash knobs are similar except the wiper/washer knob.
seems like i remember generic window and door handles that were billet and would fit... there may already be some dash knobs out there from rod and custom vendors. i would also like a set of heater and ashtray knobs, they are really nice. $75-$100... all polished out... seems real fair. |
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