Let's see your favorite shift knobs

ive been stairing at one of these at home depot, very close to the same design. heat a bend in, weld a mount to the bottom and its done.

my shifter/ knob.

 

yeah Steve, another great Trosman knob. No quick grab of the shifter on this one though

 

budweiser tap handle mounted to rebar

 

WW2 P-40 Warhawk bomb release/gun trigger. Excellent condition. Got it in the mail friday. Been looking for a couple years. Only ever seen two. One was in a museum and not for sale and the other was big money. Going on a 26" shifter, I'm stoked....

 

Thought I would take one of my Indy 500 pit badges out of the drawer and stick it in a knob. Took a piece of Olive wood and turned it down and glued a pit badge from 1992 (actually a garage badge but they are commonly called pit badges). 1992 was one of the years Cadillac provided the pace car.

 

I purchased this way cool knob at GNRS and dusted off the airbrush to see what I could do.. Eleven different shades of pearlescent nail polish later I ended up with this (haven't cleared it yet):


-Dave

 

Just a plain 2 1/4 Epco in my parts chaser '03 Ranger...

the original Hurst is behind my desk at the factory...

 

Any more ?

 

Here's another 8 Ball

 

bump for some more...

 

An Insane hand carved African Blackwood and Marblewood Indian Skull knob with aluminum accents by Dmitry.

 

One by Saxman..............

http://1954design.com/







.

 

Here's my jockey shift,is of billiard queue.I've taken after a pub crawl and rebuilt

 

Multi-functional. Joe Camel drink holder

 

This one looks like the same one steeljunkieII has in his hemi powered coupe

Dang, I can never get quotes with pics to work(I need to work on that). Its the OP's first post that I was referring to.

 

im lookin for a white one of these---anyone have one theyd like to sell or trade?

 

I just won this one at the round up

 

Any more ? great stuff guys!!

 

Hope you guys like it.

 

Another really cool African Blackwood, maple & aluminum 8 Ball.

 

My old devil (Vincent Price meets Salvadore Dali), recently installed. The horns are worn down enough & are in the right place not to be painful.

 

My favorite going in my 52

 

This one i did for my Son in law. It is made from parts of a B&M and a vintage Ghurka Kukri. It stands at 34 inches total.

 

I've had this one for as long as I can remember. The Pittsburgh area guys will dig it the most, since it's one of their ancient breweries. The casing looks similar to some of the other tap handles on this thread, so I'm assuming that the different breweries more than likely utilized the same manufacturer. The casing says "Robbins/ Attelboro, Mass."

 

One of the very few items in the interior of my '29.

 

Yet another 8 ball finished for a fellow Hamber.

 

A nice understated and Classy early V8 Emblem hand carved knob.

 

Just picked these up.. The Hamms one is my favorite..

 

Picked it up at the Milltown show last summer

 

didnt you learn anything from the brady bunch hawaii trip???