Nothing to get to exited about here but they work well.

Look great; had to do a little trimming-easy install

Just as described!

fit great looks good makes radio look new

The knobs look pretty much identical to original knobs. They fit the radio perfectly.

Have a custome autosound cougar radio with console. Bought them after watching WCCC video about radio install because he said i would need it to clear the console pad which is true. Problem is it doesnt fit the radio. Ill either return it or if i have no choice cut and glue maybe. I dunno 😒

This is one of those items that you think the ones you have look great until you compare them to these new ones. When you compare them, you'll see the new ones look very sharp. These work great on a 68 Mustang with the console. Unlike another Mustang vendor, these knobs from WCCC are reasonably priced.

These were exactly as pictured and advertised. Fit and finish were both at least as good, if not better than stock. Just don't forget to order the little plastic spacer thingy for the passenger side knob, if you're running an AM-jammer. Otherwise the unused 'balance' knob will just flop around. As a side note, these fit really nice and tight. I had a little trouble fitting the spacer, until I used a blade to gently round the nose of it to help it start to slide up into the balance knob. Zero problems from there, and this was in no way a defect or problem with the knobs themselves.

These radio knobs are a great addition to my interior update. No complaints!

I ordered these radio knobs for my 1967 XR7. When I first tried to install these I couldn't get them to fit my stock radio. I called today to return them, but was able to get them to work with a little help over the phone. Don answered the phone and walked me through the issue I was having.The left knob was the problem, it just would not push on. After Don suggested I try the "D" shaped insert from my old left hand knob. So I removed the the new "D" insert and replaced it with the old one and the new knob fit right on! What do you know, happy days!!

Thanks for your help Don.

Jim