"t" Handle Shift Knob Retro Hotrod Ratrod Fits 5/16 Through 1/2 on 2040-parts.com
Floral City, Florida, US
SPECTRE BRAND PART NUMBER 6280 SHIFTER HANDLE
CHROME PLATED "T" SHIFTER HANDLE
BUSHINGS HELP THIS FIT FROM 5/16 THROUGH 1/2 INCH THREAD OR 7,8,10,12MM SHIFTER HANDLES
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