Blonde Bomb Shell Rat Rod Steering Wheel Spinner Knob Hot Pin Up Girl Brody Nob on 2040-parts.com
Marion, Texas, US
*** Spinner Knob ***
with a
" Bombshell PIN UP GIRL "
inside
also known as
NECKER KNOB , SUICIDE KNOB , BRODIE KNOB , STEERING WHEEL SPINNER KNOB
40s - 50s Vintage style The knob is in like new condition has no box
Surface Finish: Clear Lens , black plastic & chrome plated metal base
It is a real nice tight Knob
Has extra long adjustable straps will fit early thinner steering wheels & most later (Padded) models steering wheels !!!
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