The nice thing about older electric ranges is that there are parts that will fit them even if they were not made for them, unlike gas ranges where the piping, valves and burners pretty much are made to order. Elements can be replaced; open coil bake and broil elements can be restrung while the surface units are pretty standard in size so that something will fit. There are generic thermostats. I do not know about the 7 heat push-button switches, but most most of the range is wires and contacts and switches. Of course, if you are going to debate whether an ant has a pupick instead of going out and getting it, you stand a good chance of losing it. Best of luck getting it. There are two different control panels in the photos, however. The first is for a single oven range and in much better shape than the one for the double oven range being offered, but Bakelite knobs clean up beautifully.
