Aftermarket switch panel for blank overhead

[faheygf87]

So we just took delivery of our first ram work truck, '22, 2500, 6.4, single cab, long bed, 2wd. Its base model with just a couple towing related options ticked.

It will be a delivery pickup for a garbage company, and will have a gooseneck trailer hooked up 99% of the time.

We will be adding extra hazard lights and light bars and such. I know the factory aux switches can be used, but i'm not sure i'd like to put in that much effort.

Since there is a gaping empty space where an overhead console should be, i'm thinking an aftermarket switch panel could go there. Does anybody have an neat mounting tricks for that space? Or products specifically for that?

 

[Mb7640]

Depending on the switch panel you can use double sided tape. That's what I did with my auxbeam switch panel. Mine is just in a different location

 

[GTyankee]

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maybe customize the lighted switches

 

[Stavinksi]

LOL, that’s hilarious! Sasquatch lights… hey honey, remember the other day when you asked me if there was anything I needed for my birthday?

 

[DB Cooper]

ProComp makes a glass switch panel that is very cool. The one on my truck has six switches with similar stickers to mark them. They may make larger models, IDK

 

[WY-Dave]

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Also, "We will be adding extra hazard lights and light bars and such. I know the factory aux switches can be used, but i'm not sure i'd like to put in that much effort."

Do you have them as stock or talking about adding the AUX panel?