Let's see your favorite shift knobs

I really like these.

 

Heres one I got from leadsledolds a few years back....

 

Here are a couple I cast

 

Here is another I just finished 2 1/4 in

 

Here's the ass slapper on my Triumph...

 

Here's another one I made for my wifes '36. I don't like the billet shit knob that comes with Lokar shifters so I made this from a Ford F1 truck knob and a choke knob from a 35 truck. pretty simple to make and it looks a little more traditional.

Rich

 

whitewall that's cool

 

any more for the sunday crowd>>>???

 

Some of mine
I need an insert for these to fit my B&M shifter anyone know were
to get them

 

Now thats cool!! Where can I get one??

 

Jimmy Flintstone.

He has a site somewhere.

 

I have one !
Thanks BIG Mike !

 

Now that's just showin' off!

super stuff.

 

Well, I'm currently torn. Right now my Dodge is having work done to it and still has a long way to go.
So, here is the original Knob I had for it. Bought it off the web and it was that wonderful purple resin...lol
So I hand painted it and this is what came out....


THEN, I recently came across this Knob that was hand carved by a HAMBer. The reason I bought it, is it resembles my wife to a 'T'. One of those things you just can't pass up when you see it, ya know what I mean.
I dont lie, brag or bullshit, it's a fact, I'd swear he modeled it after her.
So, now I'm not sure which one to use.
I'm leaning toward using the skull as the Knob and the figurine as a dash mount, any suggestions?
Here is the figurine.....


Cheers!

 

that things awesome

 

Thought I recognized her. You're right,it does look like her! Just kidding,LOL....

 

hey fish tank they both look great..

 

Here's mine - was going to use a WWII bayonet. Figured I could find a repop at the Army-Navy store. They had them, but they were like $40 and no way I was gonna spend that on a shift knob. Saw a box of hand grenades for $6 each - now we're cooking! I like this better, anyway.

Mounted on a chrome 3/8 extension from the cheap tool guy.

This shift knob draws a lot of attention (as if the car doesn't all by itself); a lot of comments about pulling the pin, blowing the engine, etc.

 

http://www.jimmyflintstonestudios.com/shifter_knobs.htm

 

I have this for my VICKY project:

 

Here' a few by Norman Grabowski

 

Here's a few I carved...

 

Welcome to the HAMB. Always love to see Normie's stuff.

Doc.

 

This has to be Norm's best EVER.....

 

This was on my '37 when dad bought it back in the early 1980s with the stock 216. I recently found it in his stuff, and will eventually put it back on the car. I know it isn't anything special, but I like it...

The little black dots are undercoating overspray he somehow got on everything in the garage when he painted the car about 20 years ago.



Slonaker

 

MBL carved this one for my tiki-themed Model T....




The car....

 

here is another shot of that cool shift knob

 

Wow, earlier I commented how awesome your shift knob was, but sorry, it's not nearly as good looking as the girl driving. Woa!

 

This is in my dad's car, "El Tiki", '29 ford roadster. A buddy of ours in the club made it about 5 or 6 years ago and it just sat on the shelf in the garage just before dad put it on the car about 2 years ago. I painted it pearl white and flush mounted a clock in the top of it.