Delrin Shift Knob For Corvette C5 6 Speed 1997-2004 Free Priority Mail on 2040-parts.com
Gering, Nebraska, US
This is a new shift knob for a 6 speed C5 corvette. I was in search of the perfect knob for my C5 corvette and decided to make my own. After several tries I arrived at this design which I love. I decided to make a couple more to sell and here it is. This is made in Nebraska by an actual Corvette owner from American made Delrin plastic. After it is turned on the lathe it is sanded and then it receives a light glass bead blast finish which gives it an awesome feel in the hand. It is slightly smaller than the UGLY stock nob and it feels great in the hand, much more natural than the stock knob ever did. Please note that the first photo shows the knob alone, then the second pic shows it laying with the stock boot. As you can see the size of the neck lines up nicely with the stock boot. The third picture shows the knobwith a boot that I made which fits over the base of the knob, of course only the knob is included. Please ask if you have any questions! Free priority mail shipping only to the lower 48 US states, Thanks for looking.
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