For Sale Remanufacturing project of knob #.61808000.

Just the knob or also the square colored piece behind it?


Either way, yes. Price depending I would buy several.

 

When you can let us know the price range. I could see possibly buying ten but then like I said it depends on price.

I would suggest making the design slightly different. Raise the knob a little so your fingers do not wear the square behind it. 3 or 4 mm higher would be great.

 

The squares with graphics all have overlays. If those are NLA, we can produce them all as we do many others. But, like anything, there needs to be enough demand to cover development costs.

 

i will buy a full set as soon as they become available maybe you can make the base plates as well ? mine are all in great shape but i want new

 

I am pretty sure the knobs and square frames have already been reproduced.

 

Anodized black knurled knobs would be cool.

 

Have any idea by who? I know someone in Monterey was working on the frames and it became a bigger job that he expected with higher costs, less interest etc. and it didn't happen.

 

That might have been me - made some smooth and knurled aluminum knobs a while back.
Here’s a link to some additional info.
https://www.coroflot.com/THoke/Ferrari-Parts

 

All of this is great to have- please count me in.

 

No longer available. They’ve all been sold.

 

There was another thread on this a few years ago.
https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/threads/328-center-console-knobs.447236/

 

Injection molded or Urethane cast?

 

Actually, it is.

Injection molding requires at minimum an aluminum mold, steel is better. The originals have been injection molded. Urethane casting uses a silicone mold made from a master part and the life of the mold is very limited. These dials are what is call "as mold". That means the color, finish, texture is what comes out of the mold - they are not coated. So, to reproduce these correctly (to original standards), the proper materials and mold finishes are required.

If these are like the 512 TR knobs, they also have a brass insert and a tapped hole for a set screw to pin the knob to the shaft dial.

 

I could get the anodised knobs for about $10 but would need some dimensions or a sample. The colour could be black or any of the usual anodising colours.

 

If you are not paying thousands for a mold then it's pretty likely this is urethane casting.