Art & Inspiration Your shift knob is ?

Somewhat Traditional and Homemade

 

Long story short, I love my cats. I call my roadster the Cat Rod (like rat rod but…you get it). A while back I lost my girl Sasha and it kinda broke me. She was a tortie and had this one foot with different colored toes…so I got a plain white shift knob, made a paw pattern and carved it into the knob, then painted the toes like her foot.

 

I absolutely love the green one.

 

I grew up in Pittsburgh…….now installed on the shifter in my 1934 Vicky

 

Now there's something I never thought I'd see on an US rod... a cricket ball. Perhaps we should invite you guys to join us and our English mates for the Ashes series

Cheers,
Harv

 

the boss handles had a allen head screw in the right end to tighten aginst a flat spot on the threads a pretty rare and expensive one