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This is a good quality part and adds a nice touch of detail to my interior.
Nice repop of a usually pitted part. If you are going to restore your lower dash, spend the money for new bezels.
The knob was one of the simplest replacements I've done in rebuilding the entire car from the ground up. After reassembling the interior of the car, the headlight knob kept coming off every time I used it. I thought there was some form of a "keeper" to keep the knob on the shaft ... but I wasn't going to assume how it was attached. So I ordered a new one. The instructions are simple, reach behind the dash and find the release button, pull out while depressing the button and ta da ... it's out. Reverse to install. Now I am not worried about using an epoxy to cement the original knob on the original shaft and then repeat the replacement process. The original had a pointer on the knob and this one didn't ... so I think I will go back to the original. But I am not sorry I bought it. There are other projects it can go to.