Gear Shift Knobs
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From: Spring Lake Hts, NJ
True, the wood doesn't look "hi-tech" bit I was purposely trying for that classic MGB look from the 50/60s.
I was surprised when I got the OEM knob off. It's very heavy in weight compared to the wooden one.
I was surprised when I got the OEM knob off. It's very heavy in weight compared to the wooden one.
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From: Garden City
Originally Posted by Whitedeon8,Jun 16 2007, 07:09 PM
Yeah, unless someone holds a magnifying glass to that knob... give it 3 minutes and you'll have yourself a nice camp fire 
Really, though it looks nice. Do you have any other wood trim to complement it?
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From: Bella Vista, Arkansas
For a new look I found someone over at S2KCA who was making wooden gear shift knobs for the S.
It's Black Walnut wood which I stained with Min Wax red mahogony.
Is there any way that you could send me a direct link to where I could buy one of these wooden gear shift knobs? Please advise.
Best regards,
Jeff
It's Black Walnut wood which I stained with Min Wax red mahogony.
Is there any way that you could send me a direct link to where I could buy one of these wooden gear shift knobs? Please advise.
Best regards,
Jeff
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From: Raleigh
Jeff, his name is Johnathan screen name is desmo4, but he hasn't been active in a couple of years. I deduced all of this info from the post below the one you copied. This thread is from 2007 dude. If you're feeling lucky though you might as well shoot him a PM. 
Monk (the guy you got the pic from) is still active though, so if you dont hear from Johnathan, give Monk a PM too.
Monk (the guy you got the pic from) is still active though, so if you dont hear from Johnathan, give Monk a PM too.
