Jesus Christ Cast Aluminum Shift Knob Hot Rod Rat Chopper Bobber Harley Scta on 2040-parts.com
Apache Junction, Arizona, United States
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This auction is for a HARDCORE CAST ALUMINUM JESUS CHRIST shift knob. It's in new/unused condition, the knob measures 3" tall, and 2 3/8" wide and 2 1/2" from front to back. It comes in a satin finish. It's not drilled or threaded at the base so you'll be able to custom fit it to your application. It weighs 15 ounces so it will have to be shipped priority mail. This shift knob has a vintage look and feel. Please make your decision based of the photos attached, I believe they represent this item well. If you have any questions regarding this item please ask, I will do my best to answer them for you! Please check out my Ebay store for other cool shift knobs! I'm proud to say I ship all items to you fast!!!!!!! |
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