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) And, if you found the "correct" radio it was either wrong or didn't work. Here we have for sale two fully functional (I just tested them and they both work great) Frankfurt Porsche Radios. The one pictured with the "tulip knobs" is an "X" code 1966-1967 date code radio. These early 1967, and earlier Tulip knobs, are very hard to find; in this case they came with this radio, brass centers with two screws/knob. I believe appearance-wise this radio is also correct for 1965 911s but am not positive. As you can see, great radio! Both round "nuts" could use rechroming or get new ones from Brad at NLA. Price is $750 shipped in US (it is a US radio after all)
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