Who's got the coolest shift knob?

Here is one I just made for a friend in my car club

 

So I'm always keeping an eye out for Bakelite shiftknobs on eBay to make custom carved coin inlayed knobs. Found this one for a buy it now price that will make you mad at me!

 

I want to see some more of what you have going on here

 

few of mine...

 

Heres 1 that Mr. Mercury made a limited run on

 

^^^^ Thats pretty cool.

 

Sorry, no Norm skull here. I did stitch up my own shifter boot though.

 

Only recently mounted the Lokar shifter, adding the Kilt Lifter tapper handle from Four Peaks Brewery (it's an Arizona thing).

 

I always have to visit Four Peaks when I go back to Arizona to visit family. A little bit of family necessitates a lot of Kilt Lifter.

 

I remember when I was in Junior High School Wood Shop. We were all making shifter knobs (not that anyone was anywhere near close to owning a car age, out of fiberglass resin; this was probably shorty after fiberglass came out, at least it seems that long ago. We used X-Mas tree ornaments as molds, and broke them away once the fiberglass cured. You could put all kinds of sharps into the resin, hypodermic needles, barb wire, razor blades, fasteners, or just about anything really. Many of these knobs are pretty cool. I am Butch/56sedandelivery.

 

Kandy Kolored Klown.

 

Thanks again man


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Try a motorcycle shop.

 

...or any small engine repair shop too.

 

Made these for a brewery in Austin. Hand sculpted, molded, and cast here in the shop. Shifter handles were water jet cut. Don't hold a candle to most of these on this thread.

 

I used to work as a field engineer for flow waterjet! I miss having access to those machines. You can really make some cool stuff on them.

 

Yesssss. A 1/32 kerf ain't bad. Amazing machines i just don't speak anywhere near their language. I would choose my jigsaw any day.

 

Jimmygrrr makes the most bitchin shift knobs! I have 3 of his on my rides and they are just bad ass.

 

I win Number 1 of Series One HAMB knob ( Ryan got the prototype........he doesn't count )

 

Inked Monkey made this one for me.

 

Made by an Ontario Hotrodder. It resides in my curio cabinet.

 

Here's mine on my '32

 

Thought about using this on something.

 

One of my "hooks" will be what shift knob is on it when I go somewhere. Current selection, and yes the grenade is real:

 

Check one two, sibilance, sibilance