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Vintage Lucite - Like Car Gear Shift Knob Retro Automobile Oldtimer Inside on 2040-parts.com

US $22.00
Location:

Trencin, Slovakia

Trencin, Slovakia

Vintage 80s oldtimer car shift knob with automobile inside.
Brand: unknown.
Condition: some pollution by glue, small cracks on lucite-like cover.
Materials: vintage bakelite and plastic, metal toy car inside.
Dimensions: 3,25" x 1,75"
mount: 10mm
Suitable for truck or oldtimer.
Selling as collectible.
Sell as is - please look at pictures.
Will ship via airmail.

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