Gasser Parts / Old School Parts on 2040-parts.com
Tacoma, Washington, US
This is an awesome item its a shift knob and a wheel spinner looks like an 8 ball very old school would look great on any hot rod or muscle car check out all my auctions I do combine shipping thanks and happy bidding these are new but do not have packaging
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