1967 Porsche 911 help

[Monty43]

Hello
I have recently acquired a 1967 911 ( not S )
Please see photo of switches above the radio which are obviously not original.
The previous owner says that these switches as they presently are do nothing
I am wanting to know what would have been original to the car and also what purpose are they.
I have done significant research and cant find anything so any help would be greatly appreciated

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[freezing14]

Not sure of the order but
Hazard
Fog light
Heater

[moito]

Not sure of the order but
Hazard
Fog light
Heater

fog, hazzard ,gas heater

i suspect same on rhd

[Monty43]

Thanks for that
I should add that there are no fog lights on the car

[72targa]

The C of A would be interesting to compare...

[bigcheese]

I can make no claim to expertise but those switches/indicator lights certainly look out of place for a '67 911.
Here is my light ivory 307349. The missing switch is the Webasto heater switch cannibalised for Stubby's heater install.



Hank

[mshaver51]

the switches i have are the same as the ones identified by moito and freezing14. my car has a fresh air blower instead of webasto. it was also my understanding that the rear (coupe) defroster might have been among the switches in this location.

i am also interested in the ash trays shown. my understanding was that the '67 911 ashtray had a wider plastic handle that was screwed onto the aluminum face plate. the ash trays shown have the rubber-coated lip for a handle. please explain which is correct.

[Bobs 67S]

Here are the Drivers Manual (print dates for Model year 1965, 1966 and 1967) photos:

(Yes the 911 RHD for 1967 shows a 912 dash insignia)

All keep the same pattern for location

Left - fog lights
Center - USA emergency flashers
Right - Gas heater

Fog - pull out one stop
Emergency - pull out
Gas heater - double function, pull out two stop - for fan low and high, rotate for heat

[Neil '67 911S]

Hopefully, the original round holes behind your switches are still intact. You can find replacement switches without too much trouble. I happen to have some.

[mshaver51]

VERY VERY COOL. a definitive answer in my book.

(who thinks of actually checking the reference material?!)