Who's got the coolest shift knob?

Nice

 

What else are those tokens good for?

Nothing I'm guessing.

They look great Kirk!

JH

 

Here's a few more I just made...

This one is ebony. It's very black!














One I just made for pushrod_mike

 

I had some fun and put together a Series of shift knobs for Defiance Speed Shop this spring. Hand sculpted, molded and then I cast them in resin. Here they are.

 

those are awesome!

 

Here's 2 of mine.. They're not finished, but I should have them soon.......

Does the wooden one look like me?....

 

here's the one i've got right now. i need to change the way it's mounted, but i may be swapping transmissions soon so i'll need to be able to switch it to whatever i use then. this is a 20mm shell (never fired) from a ww2 aircraft. got some more of the info on it written down somewhere. it came up in the net of the boat i was fishing on down in monterey. pulled the round and dumped the powder. planning on swapping in a four speed instead of the automatic, but i'd like to figure out how to make it a four on the tree instead of the floor.

 

I've got a cool knob. Won it at the HAMB Drags a few years ago. Thanks ChromedRAT and Ryan.


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Mine

 

Forgot this little guy Norm made for my 1/8 scale model.

 

I love this one!.....Bitchin' as Hell!!

 

Heres one I am thinking about useing with one side macnined with finger grips or brass knuckle look

 

Did the Norm skull bolt up to the stock dodge shifter or did you make a adaptor?

 

mine, not nearly as fancy as others on here, but it came on the truck and I like it. Have no clue how old it is but I was guessing late 1970's?

 

Wow Kirk, all those knobs rule!

 

I had Norm put in a threaded tube in the skull that fit the Magnum stick.

 

Heres mine, still on the tree, carved out of silver maple by a local,
KILLERCARVINGS, BY MIKE FAIRBANKS aka MICKYCHOP.

 

This 8 ball gets my vote. That thing is bad ass.

 

It is perfect. Worth the search.

 

I agree. There are some really cool knobs that have been posted, but this one wins in my book... by a landslide.

 

For Merc Fans.

This Mercury head shift knob was hand carved from sterling silver by Derrick Obatake of Steel Flames in Torrance, CA.



This is the car it is in.

 

i like the mercury head. i'm getting mercury's wings tattoo'd on my ankles when i get around to seeing my tattoo guy again.

 

Looks like I'll have to buy another Norm skull to fit my Magnum.

 

he must be a self appointed administrator...if he has already seen a thread like this then...don't look at this one...

 

Give to ME.

 

I would imagine if there was a bandwidth problem then
an administrator would jump in and say something.
I'm all for new threads and new info.
All this (use the search policing) is bullying.

 

I spent the weekend making some more. Four were custom orders, the rest were for fun. I'm still no expert wood guy, but I'm getting the hang of it and it's fun.

Available in the classifieds.

#3A "Good Luck Stunt Coin" Wood is Black Palm. 5/16-18 insert.






#3B "All Seeing Eye Coin" Wood is Black Palm. 5/16-18 insert.






#3C "Lucky Lindberg Coin" Wood is Cocobolo. 5/16-18 insert.






#3D "Strombecker Lucky Racer" Wood is Cocobolo. 5/16-18 insert.






#3E "Roy Rogers/Trigger Coin" Wood is Cocobolo. 5/16-18 insert.






*SOLD* #3F "Lucky Buddha Coin" Wood is Cocobolo. 5/16-18 insert.






*SOLD* #3G "All Seeing Eye Coin" Wood is Cocobolo. 5/16-18 insert.






*SOLD* #3H "Health-O Coin" Wood is Ebony. 5/16-18 insert.






*SOLD* #3I "Boy Scout Coin" Wood is Cocobolo. 5/16-18 insert.

 

Sucks being poor. I want one of those, KIRK!!