Let's see your favorite shift knobs

Here is a simple Art Deco one I made recently. Polished aluminum.



Another simple but cool one I've been holding on to to use in my '54



And a door knob from the Cadillac hotel I plan to clean up and use in my Cadillac powered A roadster.




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resurecting a zombie thread here, but...
this is the "kilduff machine" shifter in my
78, 454 powered vette. the wife made all the shift
knobs out of clear acrylic casting resin, glitter & dye
poured into old christmas ornament balls then cracked open.
it gets a ton of comments by anyone who sees it.

 

This Guy is on the Column Shift of my '49 Chevy Project. I drilled a hole through his ear and slid him on.

 

Another 8-ball .... BORING .... but

My dad gave me this from his tavern to make one in 1972. I immediately drilled, tapped, installed on my 66 tri-power GTO. It's been on a few cars over the years but they had to earn it. Now, it's in it's final home. The car is from my friend of 25 years. He owned it 42 years before passing away 2 years ago. I won't ever sell it.