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Thread: Correct ignition switch and bezel trim for late '65 built 911

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    Correct ignition switch and bezel trim for late '65 built 911

    Trying to figure out what is the correct ignition switch and trim bezel for a late '65 built 911. I have the wood dash with a hole in it. Would appreciate a few pics of what is correct for the car. I believe the very early '65 cars had a different switch and trim than the cars built later in the year.

    Thanks so much.

    Frank

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    I believe this is the one.

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    Very nice piece. However I thought the brass one was for very early cars. My car was built at the end of '65.

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    mine was finished in July of 65 with the small brass style... when was yours completed?

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    December '65

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    Frank,

    If you have the original wood, that may tell you. Any photos?

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    yes- the wood should tell you... most likely the big disk

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Size:  108.9 KBI am attaching a picture of what I have. As you can see the old switch is there.

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    Last edited by rmfent; 03-17-2013 at 11:57 AM. Reason: Add picture

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    The 65 we have in the shop now (3000622) has the plastic bezel, same size as the brass one pictured. The hole in the wood trim is a smaller round hole.
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    Frank, go with the large one.

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    1967 911 #307347, bare-bones, some road wear, a little surface rust, and a few dents..., owned 14 years.
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