1967 1968 Mustang 4 Speed Shifter Knob Black Made In The Usa Best On Market on 2040-parts.com
Amherst, New Hampshire, United States
This shift knob is a high polished black knob with a painted white 4 speed shift pattern. It is made from the same materials as the original Ford part. This knob comes with a bezel/locknut. Manufactured in the USA.
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