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Art & Inspiration Do you still give a shift?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Jive-Bomber, Dec 15, 2015.

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  2. Bam.inc
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    Bam.inc
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    from KS

    https://instagram.com/p/2ZYXS-mvrN/

    "Check out the ones Darryl Hollenbeck's car then" thanks jimmygrrr
    ...cool, I'm rarely on instagram, so I wouldn't have found those. Can someone post some more pics!! (Fordite,Bakelite,Hobo nickels,Hamb Coin, & Traditional)... I like everything about this thread so far.
     
  3. Not nearly as happy as I am! Thanks again!!
     
  4. Baldies
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    Baldies

    The only "custom" shift knob I ever had was a cheap chromed piston that was sold in the novelty section of the parts store back in the late 50's early 60's. It rattled around my parents house till they passed and now it rattles around mine. Can't take a picture of it cause it is there and I am here.
    Kinda surprised no one showed one of them. There were a lot of them.
     
  5. falcongeorge
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    That is cool.
     
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    You mean like this one.....
     
  7. Baldies
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    Baldies

    Pretty much, except mine is much cheaper looking. But, what the hell, I sure felt good when I put it on that 37 chev 4dr. When I was done with that car it was the only thing worth saving.
     
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  8. DSCN1666.JPG Copy (1) of DSCN2378.JPG
    before and after
     
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  9. I just used an old glass doorknob on mine. Antique shops have a shit load of them.
     
  10. just a chrome ball. dad told me it was from a harley.
    DSCF4196.JPG DSCF4162.JPG
     
  11. Column shift knobs count?? 104_6678.JPG
     
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  12. dana barlow
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    1. Y-blocks

    Back in 1959,The first shift nob I had on my 28 bobtail hotrod {3 on the floor by Hurst Indy to a 57 Ford tranny on a Y-block Thunderbird V8} was a Regal Beer{ it was a local beer here in Miami Florida,but a good buddy in 1960 gave me a very cool an tall Schlitz that I still love an have today on my old hotrod. To bad I lost track of my smaller Regal Beer one many years back,not becuz I liked it any better at all,but turns out its going now for very high $$$ and could of used that $ for hotrod piggy bank of fun. 021.JPG $T2eC16NHJGoFFvf1kq-BBSZIeKEdRQ~~60_57.JPG
     
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  13. Ford52PU
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    You guys gots nice knobs!!;)
     
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  14. birdman1
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    how about a 6" wooden dildo for a shift knob??LOL
     
  15. Ford52PU
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    wooden, ouch, splinters in personal places.:(
     
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    Porcelain door knob in my Model A.
     
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  17. Fedman
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    Beautiful looking Dash/Steering Wheel/Tach Combo :)
    A Gentleman will never comment on another Mans Knob... ;)
     
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  18. rusty rocket
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    Im with ya there. That is what Im going to run on my 32 sedan.
     
  19. Fortunateson
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    Are we talking about shift knobs or woodies? LOL
     
  20. KoolKat-57
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    Porcelain door knob in the '32 055.JPG
    KK
     
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  21. Baldies
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    Baldies

    The period knobs have come out.
    If you were lucky enough to get a beer tap handle you were the cat's ass.
     
  22. bowie
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  23. DDDenny
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    DDDenny
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    Cosmo
    When it's a 4 on the tree, it counts in my book.
    Heard about them for years but never have seen one.
     
  24. Fedman
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    What was the 4 Speed on the Tree off of?
    European?, Mercedes?
     
  25. DDDenny
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    DDDenny
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    Based on his avatar, I'm guessing Ford Econoline.
    IIRC, in the mid 60's, Chevy also offered 4 on the tree in vans, not positive though.
     
  26. Fedman
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    Wow..... I have heard of them, but never actually saw one with my own eyes.
    Kind of like seeing a Unicorn! :p
    Thanks for the info, and I agree it does look like his Avatar.
     
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  27. Yup, it is a 1964 Econoline Heavy Duty, with a four speed. Worked pretty good, too!! 104_6677.JPG
     
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  28. falcongeorge
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    falcongeorge
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    ok, now I am officially blown away!
     
  29. falcongeorge
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    falcongeorge
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    If I had to pick a "most coveted" on this thread, this is it. DAMN!
     

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