Let's see your favorite shift knobs

s in my bagged s-10, not an old school ride but old school pride non-the-less

 

Thanks for the words Bro, Glad you like them, I have to make a beer colored one for myself!!

Dave

 

sweet,,,it looks right at home in there too..

 

This is what I'll be using, its an old Electra Voice mic on top of a Fenton 500 shifter shaft.

 

cool...

 

Great knobs!! Anyone know who still sells the white Betty Boop nude knob?? I cant find one.....

 

You should make more and sell 'em...looks pretty cool

 

Here's mine KoolKnobs.com

 

back around to the top

 

Some good stuff http://prostores3.carrierzone.com/servlet/hotrodshiftknob_com/StoreFront

And some random knobs

 

Where can you get these knobs from! I can't find them anywhere!

 

flea market and antique stores. i just saw a pile of about ten here in florida. its just an old door knob

 

pm me

 

I guess I will get in on the action,here are a few I have painted.....

 

I've had this 3-speed knob so lone its wore smooth.

 

Here's a couple of mine,the first one is going in my 48 ford p/u,and the second one is in my 38 plymouth.

 

Im looking for a shift knob with the virgin mary on it or a rose, if anybody has one for sale or a lead on one let me know please.

baggedmitsu@aol.com

 

Anyone ???

 

btt

 

My dad uses a saddle horn, I don't have any pics but he just makes a saddle horn with a nut in the end and then puts it in. He also stamps the shift pattern on the top. They look pretty cool.

 

Shift knob I just picked up.

 

Here are a few I made recently...

 

Some more....

 

even more...

 

last ones...

 

Here's some handmade ones I did in the Hirohata tradition

 

Here is my collection. Not fancy but cheap.Some are made from door knobs. Can anyone guess what the brown or pink ones were made to look like. My wife says at 65 I'm a "Sick" old man "and need a "Life and a Job" !!!! LOL

 

My Dash with a knob I made ...

 

Check out the Knob in my 1936 Auburn. Yes, It's Bettie Page!!







See Ya!
Randy

 

A closer look ...